For this episode we are talking about seminal lesbian film Go Fish by Guinevere Turner and Rose Troche. Featuring fresh, unabashed depictions of the everyday life of young women in a thriving lesbian scene in a Chicago district in the early/mid 90s. 

Released in 1994, shot in black and white, employing a rather loose narrative and a ferocious independent spirit it fitted perfectly with New Queer Cinema movement of the early 90s. 
To talk to us about the film we invited back on the podcast, writer and culture critic Kira Deshler.

LINKS: https://tinyurl.com/gofishfilm

Music: Avant Garde by @tinymusic_aka_florianseraul

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EPISODE 5 - GO FISH - Interview with Essayist and Culture Critic Kira Deshler

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