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2014 Selections
Nikki & Nora
Originally shot as an unaired pilot in 2004, Nikki & Nora is making a come-back as a web-series on Tello: One More Lesbian.com. The series focuses on Nikki Beaumont (Liz Vassey) and Nora Delaney (Christina Cox), former cops turned private investigators. They navigate the channels of their personal life together alongside their dedication to uncovering the truth in the one city that really likes to keep its secrets, New Orleans.
The Better Half
The Better Half is a new web series that follows a lesbian couple through the day to day hurdles that come with making a relationship work. Created by Leyla Perez and her girlfriend Christine Ng under the banner of their independent production company, The Verb Project, the series serves up original content and attempts to debunk stereotypes about lesbian relationships. While it pokes fun at the cliches about lesbian relationships, it strikes a refreshing balance between that comedic lightness and the more poignant things that come with the ups and downs of any relationship. Starring real life couple Lindsay Hicks and Amy Jackson Lewis, this series provides a heartening look at the struggles and complications faced by any couple in their quest to make their relationship work.
F to 7th: a homoneurotic web series
F TO 7th is an eight-episode comedy about Ingrid and her descent into pre-middle age. Judgmental as ever, Ingrid struggles to find herself in a world where sexuality and gender have left her old-fashioned lesbianism behind. Jungermann’s series offers a view into the insecurities of a gay woman as she grows into middle age, and though there is sex, it isn’t always sexy. One of our favorite episodes, “Tweener,” shows a refreshingly frank discussion between Jungermann and a friend on how they express their identity as gay women that ironically takes place at a softball game.
Come Take a Walk with Me
Come Take a Walk With Me portrays an African-American lesbian from a small Conservative town in Virginia who explores her sexuality after going away to college in a city in North Carolina. Channing played by Amber Chloe faces real issues when she is rejected and not understood by her family and has trouble communicating with her partner, AJ played by Jennifer Shannon. The series follows Channing through her struggles with family, friendship, finances, faith, and faithfulness.