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Camille and Martin are in love and teachers at a christian college; they get the opportunity to get a better job, but they would have to marry for that. But when Camille's dog dies, she recognizes that her love for Martin is not even as big as the love for her dog. After that, Camille gets to know Petra, and Petra falls in love with Camille. They meet again, but Camille is very unsure about her feelings. When Martin is away for a weekend, Camille and Petra meet in the Circus where Petra is working as an acrobat. They spend the night together, but Martin finds out about it and is shocked. He has an argument with Camille, and she goes burying her dog in the snow, and falls asleep... Written by
Alan Tiedemann <AlanTie@aol.com>
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Quotes
Camille:
I want to go away with you.
Petra:
What would you do in a circus?
Camille:
I have a few ideas.
Petra:
I'm outgoing. You're not.
Camille:
I can be outgoing.
Petra:
I smoke pot.
Camille:
I drink... cherry brandy.
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Crazy Credits
After the end credits roll, Bob the dog is seen running away from camera into a snow-covered field.
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Thelma & Louise (1991)
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Soundtracks
"HALLELUJAH"
Written by
Leonard Cohen
Performed with the permission of Stranger Music Inc.
Arranged by Leslie Barber
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A great romantic movie. This is not a slopped-together film for the sake of titillating the hetero male crowd with lesbian sex, nor a cheap, half-baked B-movie for the lesbian audience (I hate it when we settle for less). This is a real film by folks who know what it takes to make a movie (a romance, no less!), deliver a story, and develop its characters. Not since John Sayles' Lianna have I seen a movie of this caliber about a woman coming to terms with her sexuality. It has characters you care about, depth, and a subtle sense of humor. You'll find this movie enjoyable and refreshing, especially if you're tired of the straight movie industry's continued obsession with making gays and lesbians into murderers, psychos, weirdos and laughing stocks, and the gay subculture's portrayal of everyone as tattooed, leathered, and extreme.