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While you can tell this is a low, low budget movie it definitely has it's charms.

A lesbian called Kate is invited by a her apparently straight client Hannah, who she has a crush on to a book club, when asked to recommend a book to read she picks a lesbian erotic novel about a female pirate. The book affects each of the conservative women differently and has the object of the crush Hannah reconsidering how she feels about Kate. There are some hilarious one-liners in this and some good chemistry between the two women.

Okay some of the acting is a little wooden and you can tell it's not all the actors main job, but even with that complaint I really enjoyed this cute little Rom-Com and would recommend it.

I've finally gotten around to this seeing this and it was worth the wait. I really liked it, at times the production value is low and you can tell it was originally a made for TV movie, but it still manages to have you engrossed in the forbidden love story.

Jeanne is a married mother who is disatisfied with her life, then she meets Marie a free spirited dance teacher at a party, their immediately drawn to each other. Jeanne uses Marie's dance classes as a reason to see more of Marie and soon their unable to deny their feeling and begin an affair. The husband slowly realises what is happening and angst ensues, until Jeanne is finally able to be honest about who she is and where she belongs.

The actresses convey their attraction really well with just looks and body language, in fact at times there isn't a lot of dialogue and it's all left to facial features to tell the story. My only complaints are the music which doesn't add anything and the fact some scenes that could have been edited out or reduced slow the pace of the movie. If your looking for a sensitive 'lesbian' movie that isn't overly sensational this is one i'd recommend.