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One More Lesbian - New Lez Media website and the queer film Spiderlilies from Taiwan April 9, 2008

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In San Francisco, the Lesbian filmmaker community is quite small. We all know everyone. Which is not true about the queer community in general. This last week I’ve been out and about and I’ve seen so many cute new faces. There was this one couple in a restaurant the other day that rode up together on a motorcycle looking so hot. I wanted to walk over to their table and ask, “where did you come from?” I held back though.

One of my queer filmmaker friends heard through the grapevine about this new website for lesbian and queer media called One More Lesbian. I checked it out and give it my thumbs up. I might call it a lesbian media filtering site or a collection agency or your one stop shop to all the queer media online today. It’s user run primarily, where you the user embed a lesbian/queer video into one of their four categories being film, TV, music video, and vlog that you dig up from video hosting companies out there today like youtube etc. There’s only one video in the vlog category - here’s your chance for your 15 minutes of fame!

One of my favorite films this year, Spiderlilies, was highlighted on the sight in the “Most popular videos” section. “Behind Every Tattoo, There’s A Secret,” might be the tag line. It’s a coming of age story primarily, with sexuality, tattoos, webcamming, undercover cops, and it offers an interesting cultural lens of Taiwan.