Girl Play (2004)
Director: Lee Friedlander
Movie review
From Time Out New York
Originally a two-woman stage show, this cinematic counterpart to Greenspan and Harmon's play hasn't changed the setup much: The duo still lobs the kind of pseudoprofundities associated with bad open-mike poetry nights. Countless shots of the couple addressing the camera become stale in nanoseconds, though they do save you from what few flourishes director Lee Friedlander adds to the mix: Dom DeLuise queening it up, Skinemax sapphic sex scenes and the treatment of every banal utterance about their homosexuality as some sort of higher truth. Get over yourselves, girlfriends—your confessional diary entries bore the rest of us to tears.Author: DF
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Cast & crew
Director: Lee Friedlander
Producer: Gina G Goff
Cast: Robin Greenspan, Mink Stole, Lacie Harmon, Dom DeLuise, Katherine Randolph, Lauren Maher, Gina DeVivo full cast
Duration: 80 mins
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