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This article is about live-action feature films. For animated films, see List of animated films with LGBT characters. For television films, see List of made-for-television films with LGBT characters.
For gay, bisexual, transgender characters, see List of feature films with gay characters, List of feature films with bisexual characters, and List of feature films with transgender characters.

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The following is a list of feature films with fictional and factual lesbian characters. The films were released theatrically, direct-to-video, or on a streaming platform (non-television network).

Films are in alphabetical order by year of release. Titles beginning with determiners "A", "An", and "The" are alphabetized by the first significant word.

20th century

1900–1959

Year Title Character(s) Actor Notes Country Ref(s)
1929 Pandora's Box Countess Augusta Geschwitz Alice Roberts The Countess likes to wear a man's jacket, shirt, and tie as informal attire. She is in love with Lulu. At Lulu's wedding party, she looks at her longingly and finds an opportunity to dance with her. She then helps rescue Lulu from being taken to prison. Later, she goes in search of Lulu, who is hiding on a gambling ship, and gives her much-needed money. Lulu tells the Countess that she is being blackmailed by Rodrigo Quast, who threatens to turn her over to the police, and the Countess agrees to help Lulu by tricking Rodrigo into thinking that she is interested in him, luring him to his death.
Countess Geschwitz is often cited as cinema's first explicit lesbian character. 		Germany [1][2][3]
1931 Mädchen in Uniform Manuela von Meinhardis Hertha Thiele The first film about a lesbian coming out. Germany [4][5][6]
1936 Dracula's Daughter Countess Marya Zaleska Gloria Holden Dracula's daughter, Countess Marya Zaleska, pursues and seduces women. United States [7]
1940 Rebecca Mrs. Danvers Judith Anderson Mrs. Danvers is the housekeeper of Manderley. United States [8][9][10]
1958 Touch of Evil Gang leader Mercedes McCambridge Butch lesbian leader of a Mexican biker gang. She watches as the bikers terrorize Susan Vargas with gang-rape. United States [11][12][13]

1960–1969

Year Title Character(s) Actor Notes Country Ref(s)
1961 The Children's Hour Martha Dobie Shirley MacLaine The film is based on the 1934 play of the same name. United States [1][14]
1962 Walk on the Wild Side Jo Courtney Barbara Stanwyck Courtney is the owner and madam of New Orleans brothel the Doll House. She is the first conspicuous lesbian character in a Hollywood feature film.
Stanwyck is the first major Hollywood actress to portray an unconcealed lesbian in an American film. 		United States [1][15][16]
1963 The Balcony Madame Irma Shelley Winters United States [1]
1963 From Russia with Love Rosa Klebb Lotte Lenya United Kingdom [1]
1964 Goldfinger Pussy Galore Honor Blackman Although the film does not make her sexual orientation explicit, hints are made in the dialogue. When Bond is flirting with her in one scene, she tells him "You can turn off the charm. I'm immune." In another scene he asks her "What would it take for you to see things my way?" and she replies "A lot more than you've got." United Kingdom, United States [17][18]
1964 The Night of the Iguana Judith Fellowes Grayson Hall United States [1]
1965 Sylvia Irma Olanski Viveca Lindfors United States [1]
1965 Who Killed Teddy Bear Marian Freeman Elaine Stritch United States [1]
1966 7 Women Agatha Andrews, Head of Mission Margaret Leighton United States [1]
1966 The Group Elinor "Lakey" Eastlake Candice Bergen United States [1]
1967 The Fox Jill Banford Sandy Dennis United States, Canada [1]
1967 Tony Rome Irma Elisabeth Fraser United States [1]
1968 Barbarella The Great Tyrant Anita Pallenberg United States [1]
1968 Flesh Geri Geraldine Smith United States [1]
Geri's Girlfriend Patti D'Arbanville
1968 The Killing of Sister George June Buckridge Beryl Reid United States [1]
1968 The Legend of Lylah Clare Rossella Rossella Falk United States [1]
1968 Rachel, Rachel Calla Mackie Estelle Parsons Calla, an extroverted schoolteacher, has a crush on her best friend Rachel.
(Parsons was nominated for the 1969 Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress.) 		United States [19][1]
1968 Therese and Isabelle Thérèse Essy Persson United States [1]
Isabelle Anna Gaël

1970–1979

Year Title Character(s) Actor Notes Country Ref(s)
1970 Beyond the Valley of the Dolls Casey Anderson Cynthia Myers United States [1]
1970 Five Easy Pieces Terry Grouse Toni Basil United States [1]
Palm Apodaca Helena Kallianiotes
1970 Puzzle of a Downfall Child Pauline Galba Viveca Lindfors Pauline is a sophisticated fashion designer. United States [1]
1970 The Vampire Lovers Carmilla Karnstein Ingrid Pitt She has romantic feelings for Emma who lets her dress her. United Kingdom [20][21][22]
1971 Daughters of Darkness Countess Bathory Delphine Seyrig Bathory is a countess who has a loyal servant named Ilona and tries to seduce a woman named Valerie. Belgium [23][24]
1971 Vampyros Lesbos Countess Nadine Carody Soledad Miranda Nadine inherited Count Dracula's estate. West Germany, Spain [25][26][27]
1972 Heat Jessica Andrea Feldman United States [1]
1972 They Only Kill Their Masters Mrs. Watkins June Allyson Mrs. Watkins is married but holds a secret that she murdered her ex-lover, Jenny. Watkins' husband helped her in covering up the crime. United States [1]
1973 Cleopatra Jones Mommy Shelley Winters "Mommy" is the lesbian gang leader. United States [1]
1974 Caged Heat Superintendent McQueen Barbara Steele Superintendent McQueen is the deeply closeted prison guard. United States [1]
1974 Once Upon a Time in the East Hélène Denise Filiatrault Canada [1]
1975 Cleopatra Jones and the Casino of Gold Dragon Lady Stella Stevens United States [1]
1975 Farewell, My Lovely Frances Amthor Kate Murtagh United States [1]
1975 Once Is Not Enough Deidre Milford Granger Alexis Smith United States [1]
Karla Melina Mercouri
1975 The Wild Party Madeline True Jennifer Lee Madeline is the sensual friend of Queenie and Burrs. United States [1]
1977 Desperate Living Muffy St. Jacques Liz Renay United States [28][29]
Grizelda Brown Jean Hill
1978 A Different Story Stella Cooke Meg Foster A gay man and a lesbian who become temporary housemates end up falling in love with each other.
Film critic Janet Maslin's original review elaborates: "The movie's use of [Albert and Stella's] homosexuality is indeed exploitative, insensitive, and offensive in a variety of ways. Even worse, it is unconvincing.” 		United States [1]
1978 A Wedding Rita Billingsley Geraldine Chaplin Rita is a wedding planner who develops feelings for a bride she is assisting. United States [1]
1979 A Perfect Couple Mary Heather MacRae Mary and Sydney are a happy and well-adjusted couple in Shelia’s band. United States [1]
Sydney Ray Tomi-Lee Bradley
1979 The Bell Jar Joan Donna Mitchell United States [1]
1979 Manhattan Connie Karen Ludwig Connie is the lover of Isaac's ex-wife, Jill. United States [30][31]
1979 The Rose Sarah Willingham Sandra McCabe Sarah is a former lover of Mary. United States [1]
1979 To Forget Venice Anna Mariangela Melato Italy [1]
1979 A Woman Like Eve Eve Monique van de Ven While on holiday in France, Eve is irresistibly drawn to a young feminist and commune-dweller, Liliane. Netherlands [1]
Liliane Maria Schneider

1980–1989

Year Title Character(s) Actor Notes Country Ref(s)
1980 American Gigolo Anne Nina van Pallandt United States [1]
1980 The Last Metro Arlette Guillaume Andréa Ferréol France [32]
1980 Times Square Nicky Marotta Robin Johnson United States [1]
1980 Windows Andrea Glassen Elizabeth Ashley Andrea is a psychotic neighbor of Emily, who she is obsessed with. (Film critics and gay rights groups criticized the film for what they considered to be an offensive portrayal of lesbians.) United States [1]
1982 By Design Helen Patty Duke Helen and Angie are lovers who ask their co-worker to father them a child. Canada [1]
Angie Sara Botsford
1982 Personal Best Chris Cahill Mariel Hemingway Chris and Tory fall in love while training for the Olympics. United States [1]
Tory Skinner Patrice Donnelly
1982 Tenebrae Tilde Mirella D'Angelo Tilde is a feminist journalist. Italy [33]
1983 Lianna Lianna Linda Griffiths United States [1]
Ruth Jane Hallaren
1983 Silkwood Dolly Pelliker Cher Dolly is the lesbian friend of Karen Silkwood. United States [1]
1984 Angel Solly Mosler Susan Tyrrell United States [1]
1984 The Bostonians Olive Chancellor Vanessa Redgrave Chancellor is a Back Bay Boston spinster and leader of the women's suffrage movement, who becomes enamored of Verena Tarrant, an inspirational young speaker, and adopts Verena as her protégée, her friend, and her companion. United Kingdom, United States [34]
1985 Avenging Angel Solly Mosler Susan Tyrrell United States [1]
1985 Desert Hearts Vivian Bell Helen Shaver Vivian, a professor from Columbia University, goes to Reno, Nevada to await her divorce. She meets Cay, a free-spirited lesbian who does not hide her sexual orientation. Vivian begins to discover her true nature as she and Cay grow closer. United States [35][36]
Cay Rivers Patricia Charbonneau
1985 The Good Father Cheryl Langford Frances Viner Cheryl leaves her husband for a woman. United Kingdom [37]
1985 To Live and Die in L.A. Serena Jane Leeves United States [1]
1985 November Moon November Messing Gabriele Osburg November is Jewish and fled to Paris in 1939 to escape Nazi Germany. She meets Férial, a gentile, and they fall in love. When Germany invades France, November flees to the south, and Férial goes to work at a Nazi newspaper so that she can learn about plans by the Nazi occupiers and protect November from the Gestapo. West Germany, France [38][39][40]
Férial Christiane Millet
1986 Anne Trister Anne Albane Guilhe Canada [41]
1986 Mona Lisa Simone Cathy Tyson Simone is a prostitute searching for a missing woman, who she was in love with. United Kingdom [1]
1986 Reform School Girls Charlie Chambliss Wendy O. Williams Charlie is the villainous leader of the reform school. United States [1]
1986 She's Gotta Have It Opal Gilstrap Raye Dowell United States [1]
1986 Working Girls Molly Louise Smith United States [42]

1990–1999

Year Title Character(s) Actor Notes Country Ref(s)
1990 The Handmaid's Tale Moira Elizabeth McGovern United States, West Germany [43]
1991 The Butcher's Wife Grace Frances McDormand United States [44]
1991 Double Impact Kara Corinna Everson United States [45]
1991 Fried Green Tomatoes Idgie Threadgoode Mary Stuart Masterson Idgie has always loved Ruth. Ruth had a previous relationship with Buddy Threadgoode, Idgie's brother, before she married and had a child with another man. After Idgie rescues Ruth from her abusive husband, the romantic relationship between the two women begins.
Based on the novel Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe, where the relationship between Idgie and Ruth is not explicitly identified as a lesbian relationship, but every resident knows about them and accepts their relationship. 		United States [46][47]
1991 Switch Sheila Faxton Lorraine Bracco A cosmetics magnate. She responds to Amanda Brooks' seduction and takes her to a lesbian nightclub. Sheila was in a 10-year relationship with Kathleen Seymour, a perfumer at Faxton Cosmetics.
The cutting of the sex scene between Sheila and Amanda was criticized by Ellen Barkin (Amanda). 		United States [48]
[49][50]
1992 Basic Instinct Roxy Hardy Leilani Sarelle France, United States, United Kingdom [51][52]
1992 Inside Monkey Zetterland Grace Patricia Arquette United States [53]
Cindy Sofia Coppola
1992 The Living End Daisy Mary Woronov Daisy and Fern are serial killers. United States [54][55]
Fern Johanna Went
1992 Naked Killer Princess Carrie Ng Princess and Baby are lovers and assassins hired by the Yakuza.
Sister Cindy mentors women to be assassins. 		Hong Kong [56][57]
Baby Madoka Sugawara
Sister Cindy Yiu Wai (Kelly Yao)
1992 Poison Ivy Sylvie Cooper Sara Gilbert United States [58]
1993 Even Cowgirls Get the Blues Sissy Hankshaw Uma Thurman Sissy has a love affair with Bonanza, the ranch leader. United States [59]
Bonanza Jellybean Rain Phoenix
1993 Three of Hearts Connie Czapski Kelly Lynch United States [60]
1995 Antonia's Line Danielle Els Dottermans When Danielle falls in love with Lara, she has a vision of her as the Venus by Botticelli. Netherlands [61][62][63]
Lara Elsie de Brauw
1995 Boys on the Side Jane DeLuca Whoopi Goldberg United States [64]
1995 The Brady Bunch Movie Noreen Alanna Ubach United States [65]
1995 Higher Learning Taryn Jennifer Connelly Taryn is a junior student at Columbus University and the head of feminist activist group Students for a Non-Sexist Society. She has a relationship with Kristen Connor, unaware that Kristen is also involved with Wayne.
(The sex scene between Taryn and Kristen was deleted from the U.S. theatrical release and the subsequent DVD. The scene was not censored in the United Kingdom and Australia film releases, as well as in the regions 2 and 4 DVDs.) 		United States [66][67][68]


1995 The Incredibly True Adventure of Two Girls in Love Randy Dean Laurel Holloman United States [69][70]
Evie Roy Nicole Ari Parker
1995 When Night Is Falling Camille Baker Pascale Bussières Canada [71]
Petra Soft Rachael Crawford
1996 Bound Corky Gina Gershon Ex-con Corky enters into an affair with the girlfriend of a mafioso, and the two women hatch a scheme to steal $2 million of Mafia money. United States [72]
1996 Citizen Ruth Diane Siegler Swoosie Kurtz Diane is a pro-choice spy working within the ranks of the "Baby Savers".
Rachel is Diane's partner. 		United States [73][74]
Rachel Kelly Preston
1996 Eye for an Eye Angel Kosinsky Charlayne Woodard United States [75]
1996 Fire Sita Nandita Das The first mainstream Indian film to feature a lesbian relationship and one of the first to show homosexual love. India, Canada [76]
Radha Shabana Azmi
1996 The First Wives Club Christine Paradis Jennifer Dundas United States [77]
1996 Freeway Rhonda Brittany Murphy United States [78]
1996 French Twist Marie-Jo Josiane Balasko France [79]
1996 Grace of My Heart Kelly Porter Bridget Fonda Pop singer Porter is in a closeted relationship with her roommate Marion. After one of her songwriters overhears Porter on the phone with her secret lover, the coded song "My Secret Love" is written for her and it becomes a solid-gold hit.
(The character is alleged to have been partially inspired by singer Lesley Gore, who co-wrote "My Secret Love" for the film.) 		United States [80][81]
[82]
Marion Lucinda Jenney
1996 Losing Chase Chase Phillips Helen Mirren Chase is in an unhappy marriage. After returning home from treatment for a nervous breakdown, a helper, Elizabeth, is hired to assist her. She initially resists Elizabeth's presence, but as time passes she begins to appreciate her and a friendship grows between them. Chase eventually confesses to Elizabeth that she is in love with her and kisses her, but Elizabeth cannot return the same attraction. Afterwards, Chase leaves her husband. United States [83][84]
1996 Love and Other Catastrophes Mia Frances O'Connor Australia [85]
Danni Radha Mitchell
1996 Set It Off Cleopatra "Cleo" Sims Queen Latifah United States [86]
1996 The Watermelon Woman Cheryl Cheryl Dunye Cheryl is the film's protagonist. She works at a video rental store. She falls in love with Diana and has sex with her. (Their sex scene was described by a critic as "the hottest dyke sex scene ever recorded on celluloid").
Tamara is a Black lesbian co-worker at the video store. She is critical of Cheryl for having a White girlfriend.
Diana flirts with Cheryl in the store. She later enters into a romantic relationship with her.
Shirley is a lesbian friend of Cheryl's mother and helps Cheryl with her project about "The Watermelon Woman".
Fae is an actress credited as "The Watermelon Woman" in the 1930s film "Plantation Memories" that Cheryl discovers. It is later revealed that she was in a relationship with film director Martha Page.
June is the "special friend" of Fae, with whom she had a romantic relationship for over 20 years. 		United States [87][88][89]
Tamara Valerie Walker
Diana Guinevere Turner
Shirley Hamilton Ira Jeffries
Fae Richards Lisa Maria Bronson
Martha Page Alexandra Juhasz
June Walker Cheryl Clarke
1997 All Over Me Claude Alison Folland United States [90][91]
Lucy Leisha Hailey
1997 Chasing Amy Alyssa Jones Joey Lauren Adams United States [92]
1998 Edge of Seventeen Angie Lea DeLaria United States [93]
1998 High Art Lucy Berliner Ally Sheedy Lucy is a renowned photographer. She lives with her heroin-addicted German girlfriend, Greta. Canada, United States [94][95]
Greta Patricia Clarkson
1998 Primary Colors Libby Holden Kathy Bates Holden is Stantons' tough but unbalanced old friend. United States [96]
1998 Show Me Love Agnes Ahlberg Rebecka Liljeberg Sweden [97]
1999 Aimée & Jaguar Lilly Wust (Aimée) Juliane Köhler Aimée (real name Lilly) is in love with Felice, but married to a Nazi.
Felice is Jewish and a member of the underground resistance, known by the name "Jaguar". 		Germany [98]
Felice Schragenheim (Jaguar) Maria Schrader
1999 All About My Mother Huma Rojo Marisa Paredes Huma is an actress involved with Nina, who later runs off. Spain [99]
1999 Being John Malkovich Lotte Schwartz Cameron Diaz Lotte is an unhappily married and confused person, and one of multiple people whose mind temporarily enters the mind of John Malkovich through a portal. Lotte becomes more confident in Malkovitch's body, enjoying how she feels. Lotte (not in John's body anymore) and Maxine end together as a couple raising their daughter, Emily. United States [100]
1999 Better Than Chocolate Francis Ann-Marie MacDonald Frances is a lesbian separatist who owns a bookstore.
Maggie, the film's protagonist, is in a relationship with Kim. 		Canada [101][102]
Maggie Karyn Dwyer
Kim Christina Cox
1999 But I'm a Cheerleader Megan Bloomfield Natasha Lyonne Megan is the 17-year-old protagonist. Her parents send her to True Directions, a conversion therapy camp that aims to convert its campers to heterosexuality. She eventually meets Graham, another camper at True Directions.
Graham starts a relationship with Megan, with both having sex.
Sinead and Hilary are campers.
In the True Directions orientation video which depicts homosexuality as a problem to be "fixed", Kelly is a girl shown to be a lesbian until "cured" by the organization.
The lipstick lesbian character makes a brief cameo and is referred to as "Lipstick Lesbian" in the film's credits. 		United States [103][104][105]
Graham Eaton Clea DuVall
Sinead Laren Katharine Towne
Hilary Vandermuller Melanie Lynskey
Kelly Ione Skye (uncredited)
Lipstick Lesbian Julie Delpy
1999 The Deep End of the Ocean Detective Candace "Candy" Bliss Whoopi Goldberg United States [106]
1999 Election Tammy Metzler Jessica Campbell Tammy is a closeted lesbian. Early in the film she is dumped by her girlfriend, Lisa Flanagan, for her brother. She later runs a nihilistic campaign for class president with the intent to dismantle the student government, and get revenge on her brother. She falsely confesses to ripping down campaign posters, resulting in her expulsion and transfer to a Catholic girls school. Her story ends happily, as she meets her next love, Jennifer, at the school. (Early on in the film, Tammy gives a narration where she says, "it's not like I'm a lesbian or anything, I'm attracted to the person. It's just that all the people I've ever been attracted to happen to be girls.") United States [107][108][109]
1999 Limbo Frankie Kathryn Grody United States [110]
Lou Rita Taggart
1999 Tea with Mussolini Georgina 'Georgie' Rockwell Lily Tomlin United Kingdom, Italy [111]

21st century

2000–2004

Year Title Character(s) Actor Notes Country Ref(s)
2000 Best in Show Christy Cummings Jane Lynch United States [112][113]
Sherri Ann Ward Cabot Jennifer Coolidge
2000 Miss Congeniality Karen Krantz (Miss New York) Melissa De Sousa United States [114]
2000 Sordid Lives Bitsy Mae Harling Olivia Newton-John Bitsy is an ex-con, and honky-tonk singer and guitar player. United States [115][116][117]
2001 Blow Dry Sandra Rachel Griffiths Sandra operates a hairdressing shop with her domestic partner. United States, United Kingdom, Germany [118]
2001 Lost and Delirious Pauline Oster Piper Perabo Canada [119]
Victoria "Tori" Moller Jessica Paré
2001 Mulholland Drive Betty Elms Naomi Watts France, United States [120][121]
Rita Laura Elena Harring
2002 The Hours Sally Lester Allison Janney Sally is in a long-term relationship with Clarissa, who pines for "a long-lost romance with Richard." United Kingdom, United States [122][123][124]
2002 May Ambrosia Nichole Hiltz United States [125]
Polly Anna Faris
2003 Monster Aileen Wuornos Charlize Theron The film tells the story of serial killer Aileen Wuornos, a street prostitute who, after being brutally raped and beaten by a john, murdered seven of her male clients between 1989 and 1990.
Based on Wuornos's real-life girlfriend Tyria Moore, Selby is Wuornos' semi-fictionalized lover. 		United States [126][127]
Selby Wall Christina Ricci
2003 Under the Tuscan Sun Grace Kate Walsh Patti is Frances' best friend and is expecting a child with her partner Grace. United States [128]
Patti Sandra Oh
2004 Butterfly Flavia Josie Ho Flavia is a married high school teacher, who meets a beautiful free-spirited female singer-songwriter named Yip and develops a relationship with the younger girl. Hong Kong [129][130]
Yip Tian Yuan
2004 D.E.B.S Lucy Diamond Jordana Brewster United States [131]
2004 Eulogy Judy Arnolds Famke Janssen Lucy and her girlfriend Judy are criticized throughout the movie because of their relationship. United States [132]
Lucy Collins Kelly Preston
2004 My Summer of Love Tamsin Emily Blunt The film explores the romantic relationship between two young women from different classes and backgrounds. United Kingdom [133]
2004 Saving Face Willhelmina "Wil" Pang Michelle Krusiec Wil, a closeted hospital surgeon, falls in love with Vivian, but is afraid that her traditional Chinese family will find out her secret.
Vivian, a ballet dancer, wants Wil to stop being afraid of what others may think about them. 		United States [134][135]
Vivian Shing Lynn Chen
2004 She Hate Me Fatima Goodrich Kerry Washington Fatima is Jack's ex-fiancée who came out as a lesbian and now wants a child. United States [136]
Alex Guerrero Dania Ramirez

2005–2009

Year Title Character(s) Actor Notes Country Ref(s)
2005 Imagine Me & You Luce Lena Headey Germany, United Kingdom [137][138]
2005 Rent Joanne Jefferson Tracie Thoms United States [139][140]
2005 Sin City Lucille Carla Gugino Marv's parole officer. United States [141]
2005 V for Vendetta Valerie Page Natasha Wightman Germany, United Kingdom, United States [142]
2006 Gray Matters Gray Baldwin Heather Graham United States [143]
2006 In Her Line of Fire Lynn Delaney Mariel Hemingway Sergeant Major Delaney is an openly lesbian Secret Service agent guarding the VP of the United States. She's an ex-Marine and friend of the VP, and served with him during Operation Desert Storm. Lynn and Sharon fall for each other.
Air Force Two, the alternate version of the film distributed outside of the United States, deleted all references to Delaney's lesbianism including the two kiss scenes between her and Sharon. 		United States [144][145][146]
Sharon Serrano Jill Bennett
2006 Loving Annabelle Annabelle Tillman Erin Kelly Anabelle in an emotionally mature student that transfers to a strict Catholic boarding school in her senior high school year after being expelled from two previous schools. She falls in love with her poetry teacher, Simone.
Simone is a closeted teacher who resists Annabelle's flirtations and advances, but falls in love with her. After the suicide of her lover, Amanda, she repressed her sexual orientation; and instead of dealing with the pain and loss, she uses a male teacher from another school as a beard. 		United States [147]
Simone Bradley Diane Gaidry
2006 Notes on a Scandal Barbara Covett Judi Dench Barbara is a closeted teacher. United Kingdom [148][149]
2006 Smokin' Aces Sharice Watters Taraji P. Henson Sharice and Georgia are partners and contract killers who work together on assignments. United States, United Kingdom, France [150][151]
Georgia Sykes Alicia Keys
2006 Tell No One Anne Beck Marina Hands Alex's sister Anne is married to Hélène Perkins. France [152]
Hélène Perkins Kristin Scott Thomas
2007 88 Minutes Shelly Barnes Amy Brenneman Shelly is the assistant of forensic psychiatrist Jack Gramm. United States, Canada, Germany [153][154]
2007 Across the Universe Prudence T.V. Carpio United Kingdom, United States [155]
2007 After Sex Kat Zoe Saldaña A college student. Kat admits to her roommate Nikki that she's a lesbian but hides it from her parents. United States [156]
2007 Feast of Love Jenny Stana Katic Jenny is a shortstop in a women's softball team and the woman that Kathryn leaves her husband for.
(The film follows the love lives of several couples.) 		United States [157][158][159]
2007 Planet Terror Tammy Visan Fergie (as Stacy Ferguson) United States [160]
2007 Steam Elizabeth Kate Siegel Elizabeth is a first-year college student who is beginning to understand her sexual orientation. She spends a night with a female classmate. United States [161]
2007 Wrong Turn 2: Dead End Amber Williams Daniella Alonso Amber is an Army war veteran and contestant in a survivalist reality television show. When Matt Jones is being obnoxious, she says to him: "You don't get it, do you? I'm not into men!" United States [162][163][164]
2008 Milk Anne Kronenberg Alison Pill Anne is Harvey Milk's campaign manager in his run for a seat on the Board of Supervisors. United States [165][166]
2008 Sunshine Cleaning Lynn Mary Lynn Rajskub United States [167][168]
2008 The Women Alex Fish Jada Pinkett Smith Alex and Natasha are exes. United States [169]
Natasha Natasha Alam
2009 Precious Ms. Blu Rain Paula Patton Ms. Raines is a teacher at the Reach One Teach One alternative school. United States [170]

2010–2014

Year Title Character(s) Actor Notes Country Ref(s)
2010 Black Swan Lily / Black Swan / Odile Mila Kunis United States [171][172]
2010 Kaboom Lorelei Roxane Mesquida United States [173]
Stella Haley Bennett
2010 The Kids Are All Right Nicole 'Nic' Allgood Annette Bening To conceive a child, Nic used the same sperm donor as Jules, her spouse. Their teenage son wants to find out about his biological father and his older sister helps him find the contact information, which leads to an unexpected turmoil in their marriage when Jules meets the father. United States [174]
2010 Scott Pilgrim vs. the World Roxanne "Roxy" Richter Mae Whitman Roxy was Ramona's college roommate. United Kingdom, United States, Japan [175][176]
2010 Sex and the City 2 Erin Alice Eve Erin is the Irish nanny for Charlotte's child. They nicknamed her "Erin Go Braless". United States [177][178]
2010 Yes or No Kim Suppanad Jittaleela Kim is the first butch character in a lesbian-related Thai film.
Pie comes out after meeting Kim and getting to know her. 		Thailand [179][180]
Pie Sushar Manaying
2011 Cloudburst Stella Olympia Dukakis Stella and Dot are an elderly couple in Maine who have been together for decades. Dot is in poor health and Stella has been taking care of her. The only one who is clueless that they are lesbians in a relationship is Dot's granddaughter. After she convinces the frail Dot to sign a power-of-attorney and relocate to an assisted living facility, Stella breaks into the home and she and Dot flee to Nova Scotia where same-sex marriage is legal. Canada, United States [181]
Dot Brenda Fricker
2011 Love Actually... Sucks! Policewoman Lareine Xu The film tells the story of six real-life court cases, including LGBT relationships. One is a role-playing lesbian couple. Hong Kong [182][183]
Policewoman's girl Celia Chang
2011 Pariah Alike Adepero Oduye Alike is a 17-year-old Black teenager embracing her identity as a lesbian. United States [184]
2011 The Perfect Family Shannon Cleary Emily Deschanel Shannon marries her girlfriend Angela, but her Catholic mother refuses to accept her. United States [185]
Angela Rayes Angelique Cabral
2011 The Skin I Live In Cristina Bárbara Lennie Cristina is a salesgirl in the dress shop. Her co-worker, Vicente, was infatuated with her. Spain [186]
2012 Jack & Diane Diane Juno Temple Diane meets fellow teenager Jack, a skateboarding butch girl. Jack becomes instantly smitten by Diane. Jack takes Diane to a night club, where they kiss passionately. United States [187]
Jack Riley Keough
2012 Love Is Not Perfect Adriana Lorena Cacciatore Adriana is realizing her sexual orientation and preference for women. Italy [188]
2013 Blue Is the Warmest Colour Emma Léa Seydoux After her previous relationship ends, Emma enters into a relationship with Lise. France [189]
Lise Mona Walravens
2014 A Girl at My Door Lee Young-nam Bae Doona Young-nam is a police officer. After a scandal involving her private life, she is transferred from Seoul to a station in a small coastal village. To protect a troubled girl who has been the victim of bullying and domestic abuse, she takes her into her home. South Korea [190][191]
2014 Girltrash: All Night Long Misty Monroe Mandy Musgrave The film prequel to the Girltrash! web series. United States [192]
Daisy Robson Lisa Rieffel
Colby Robson Gabrielle Christian
Sid Kate French
2014 Life Partners Sasha Weiss Leighton Meester Sasha is a struggling musician with a string of bad dates. United States [193]
2014 Lyle Leah Gaby Hoffmann Leah and June are a young couple moving into a new home suffer a guilt and grief filled journey to losing their child. United States [194]
June Ingrid Jungermann
2014 Pride Stephanie "Steph" Chambers Faye Marsay Stephanie is a founder of the Lesbians and Gays Support the Miners alliance.
Stella is a militant member of LGSM.
Zoe is Stella's girlfriend. 		United Kingdom [195][196]
Stella Karina Fernandez
Zoe Jessie Cave
2014 The Taking of Deborah Logan Sarah Logan Anne Ramsay Sarah becomes the caregiver for her ailing mother and tries to protect her from a demonic possession. United States [197][198]
2014 Tammy Lenore Kathy Bates Tammy and Pearl stay at the home of Pearl's cousin Lenore and her wife, Susanne. United States [199]
Susanne Sandra Oh

2015–2019

Year Title Character(s) Actor Notes Country Ref(s)
2015 3 Generations Dolly Susan Sarandon Dolly is Ray's grandmother, a quick-witted music manager who shares her brownstone with her life partner, Frances. United States [200]
Frances Linda Emond
2015 Carol Carol Aird Cate Blanchett Carol was always attracted to females, but married as was expected of her social status and the post-World War II era. While in divorce proceedings, she meets Therese and comes out publicly after her love affair with her is exposed.
Therese realizes she is gay after she meets Carol and falls in love with her.
(The film is based on The Price of Salt by Patricia Highsmith.) 		United Kingdom, United States [201][202]
Therese Belivet Rooney Mara
2015 Dope Cassandra "Diggy" Andrews Kiersey Clemons Diggy can be seen wearing masculine clothing. United States [203]
2015 Freeheld Laurel Hester Julianne Moore Real life story of police officer Laurel Hester who, after being diagnosed with terminal cancer, fought the Ocean County, New Jersey Board of Chosen Freeholders so that her pension benefits could be transferred to her domestic partner Stacie. United States [204]
Stacie Andree Elliot Page [a]
2015 Grandma Elle Reid Lily Tomlin Elle is a poet coping with the recent death of her long-term life partner. She ends a four-month relationship with a younger admirer, Olivia. United States [205][206]
Olivia Judy Greer
2015 Skin Deep Caitlin Davies Monica Zanetti Caitlin is a university student struggling with suicidal thoughts after the relationship with her girlfriend ends. She meets a young woman by chance who has terminal cancer, and they set out together on a whirlwind 'bucket list' adventure. Australia [207][208]
2015 While You Weren't Looking Dez Sandi Schultz Dez is a real estate developer. Terri takes care of their household. The mixed-race couple have been together for twenty years and live in suburban Cape Town with their adopted teenage daughter. South Africa [209][210]
Terri Camilla Waldman
2016 Catfight Lisa Alicia Silverstone Ashley is struggling to sell her artwork, straining the relationship with her girlfriend Lisa. United States [211]
Ashley Miller Anne Heche
2016 Center of My World Pascal Nina Proll Germany [212]
Tereza Inka Friedrich
2016 The Handmaiden Izumi Hideko / Lady Kim Min-hee Set in 1930's Korea, Sook-hee is a pickpocket hired as the maid of Lady Hideko, a young Japanese heiress, in a scheme designed to convince her into marrying a con man posing as a count and afterwards have her committed to an asylum. They fall in love and turn the tables on the conspirators.
(Based on the 2002 historical crime novel Fingersmith by Sarah Waters.) 		South Korea [213][214]
Nam Sook-hee / Maid Kim Tae-ri
2016 I, Olga Hepnarová Olga Hepnarová Michalina Olszańska Czech Republic [215]
2016 Mother's Day Gabi Sarah Chalke Gabi and Max are married, but Gabi has not come out to her parents because they're homophobic. United States [216][217]
Max Cameron Esposito
2016 The Neon Demon Ruby Jena Malone Denmark, France, United States [218][219]
2016 Spidarlings Eden Sophia Disgrace Eden and Matila are a couple trying to get by. United Kingdom [220]
Matilda Rahel Kapsaski
2016 Their Finest Phyl Moore Rachael Stirling Phyl is the Ministry of Information liaison keeping an eye on the screenwriters and coordinating the development of the film script. She wears button-down shirt and tie, jacket and tailored pants. She says to Catrin Cole, "I've never much seen the point in men"; and when one of the screenwriters asks who else the girls in the story are going to fall in love with she responds, "each other?" United Kingdom [221][222]
2017 Atomic Blonde Delphine Lasalle Sofia Boutella Delphine is a young undercover French agent. She meets MI6 secret agent Lorraine in a bar, and they kiss passionately. Later they have sex, which evolves into a romantic relationship.
The emotionally intimate post-sex scene between Delphine and Lorraine was deleted in the final cut but included in the DVD/Blu-ray bonus features under the title "Not Afraid of Love". 		United States [223][224][225]
2017 Battle of the Sexes Billie Jean King Emma Stone Biopic about champion tennis player King during the time of the famous tennis match between her and Bobby Riggs. She starts to explore her sexuality when she meets Bennett, a hairdresser. King falls in love with Bennett and has an affair with her. United Kingdom, United States [226][227]
Marilyn Bennett Andrea Riseborough
2017 The Carmilla Movie Carmilla Karnstein Natasha Negovanlis Carmilla and Laura are romantic partners.
Based on the web series of the same name, the movie takes place five years after 330 year-old vampire Carmilla became human. 		Canada [228][229]
Laura Hollis Elise Bauman
Elle Sheridan Dominique Provost-Chalkley
Danny Lawrence Sharon Belle
2017 Disobedience Esti Kuperman Rachel McAdams As a teenager, Esti had a forbidden romance with Ronit, the daughter of a rabbi. Because of Orthodox religious expectations and obligations, Esti married a man but always remained sexually attracted to females. Years later, following Roni's return to London, Esti comes to terms with her sexual orientation and separates from her husband. United States, Ireland, United Kingdom [230][231]
2017 My Days of Mercy Lucy Moro Elliot Page [b] Lucy feels betrayed after learning that Mercy has a boyfriend. United States, United Kingdom [232]
2017 The Party Martha Cherry Jones Martha and Jinny are a couple. United Kingdom [233][234]
Jinny Emily Mortimer
2017 Power Rangers Trini Kwan/Yellow Ranger Becky G The first LGBT superhero in a high-budget film. United States [235]
2017 Princess Cyd Katie Malic White Katie works as a barista. United States [236][237]
2017 Rough Night Frankie Ilana Glazer Frankie is an activist and organizer of political protests. United States [238]
2017 Song to Song Zoey Bérénice Marlohe Zoey is a wealthy French artist living in the US. United States [239][240]
2017 Thelma Thelma Eili Harboe Thelma discovers that she has an inexplicable power that materializes when she feels desire for Anja, a fellow student at her university. Norway [241]
Anja Kaya Wilkins
2018 Blockers Sam Lockwood Gideon Adlon Sam has a crush on Angelica. She comes out to her father and friends. Then kisses Angelica at their senior prom. United States [242]
Angelica Ramona Young
2018 Can You Ever Forgive Me? Lee Israel Melissa McCarthy The film follows Israel's attempts to revitalize her failing writing career by forging letters from deceased authors and playwrights. United States [243]
2018 Diamantino Lucia Maria Leite Lucia is a Secret Service agent disguised as a nun. Portugal, France, Brazil [244][245]
2018 The Favourite Anne, Queen of Great Britain Olivia Colman The plot examines the relationship between Queen Anne and cousins Abigail Masham and Sarah Churchill, who are both vying to be the court favourite. United Kingdom, Ireland, United States [246]
Abigail Masham Emma Stone
2018 Hearts Beat Loud Samantha Lee "Sam" Fisher Kiersey Clemons Sam secretly writes a song about her relationship with Rose. United States [247][248]
Rose Sasha Lane
2018 Knife+Heart Anne Parèze Vanessa Paradis France, Mexico, Switzerland [249][250]
Lois McKenna Kate Moran
2018 The Miseducation of Cameron Post Cameron Post Chloë Grace Moretz Cameron is sent to a gay conversion therapy centre by her aunt for having sex with her girlfriend Coley. United Kingdom, United States [251]
Coley Taylor Quinn Shephard
2018 Rafiki Kena Samantha Mugatsia Kenya [252]
Ziki Sheila Munyiva
2018 Ready Player One Helen "H" Harris Lena Waithe United States [253]
2018 Vice Mary Cheney Alison Pill After Mary comes out as lesbian, former vice president Dick Cheney decides to retire from public life to spare her from media scrutiny. United States [254]
2018 Wild Nights with Emily Emily Dickinson Molly Shannon Film story based on the lifelong romantic relationship between Emily and another woman, Susan, to whom she wrote poems and love letters that after Emily's death were falsely attributed as works she had directed to a man. United States [255]
2019 Anna Maude Lera Abova Maude is a fashion model in love with Anna, who unbeknownst to Maude is a double agent assassin. France, United States [256][257]
2019 Bombshell Jess Carr Kate McKinnon Jess is a closeted lesbian and Hillary Clinton supporter. United States, Canada [258][259]
2019 Booksmart Amy Antsler Kaitlyn Dever Amy has a crush on a girl named Ryan, and later has her first lesbian sexual encounter with Hope, who has a reputation for not being nice. United States [260][261]
Hope Diana Silvers
2019 Carmilla Lara Hannah Rae United Kingdom [262][263]
Carmilla Devrim Lingnau
2019 Despite Everything Sofía Amaia Salamanca Sofía and Marta are a couple, but Sofía has commitment issues. Spain [264]
Marta Ariana Martinez
2019 Ek Ladki Ko Dekha Toh Aisa Laga Sweety Chaudhary Sonam Kapoor Ahuja Sweety is a closeted lesbian who comes out to her traditional Punjabi father and family. Kuhu is Sweety's love interest. They are in a relationship that is kept secret. India [265]
Kuhu Regina Cassandra
2019 Elisa & Marcela Elisa Natalia de Molina True story of two Spanish women who posed as a heterosexual couple in 1901 so that they could marry, with Marcela assuming the identity of "Mario Sánchez". Spain [266]
Marcela Greta Fernández
2019 Let It Snow Dorrie Liv Hewson Dorrie and Kerry begin a romantic relationship. United States [267]
Kerry Anna Akana
2019 Moonlit Winter Yoon-hee Kim Hee-ae Before Yoon-hee entered into an unhappy marriage with a friend of her brother, she was in love with Jun, resulting in her parents sending her to a mental hospital. Jun, however, never married and continued to feel the same about Yoon-hee. Twenty years later, a letter Jun wrote to Yoon-hee is mailed by Jun's aunt. When Yoon-hee's daughter accidentally reads the letter, she becomes determined to reunite her mother with the person from her past who made her happy. South Korea [268][269][270]
Jun Yûko Nakamura
2019 Portrait of a Lady on Fire Héloïse Noémie Merlant Set in the 18th century, Héloïse is a painter commissioned to unobtrusively do the portrait of Marianne, who has been reluctant to pose for one because the painting was meant to be presented to her prospective husband, but Marianne did not want to marry. Héloïse and Marianne fall in love. France [271]
Marianne Adèle Haenel
2019 Riot Girls Nat Madison Iseman Nat and Scratch are a couple. Canada [272][273]
Scratch Paloma Kwiatkowski
2019 Two of Us Nina Dorn Barbara Sukowa While living in the same apartment building, Nina and Madeleine have been secret lovers for many years. All the while, Madeleine remained in a loveless marriage. After the death of her husband the two women decide to come out to Madeleine's adult children so that they can finally live together, but Madeleine loses her nerve, which leads to an angry argument with Nina, followed by a stroke. Madeleine's children cannot understand why Nina is always hanging around Madeleine while she is convalescing because they considered her to be just a neighbor.
(The film was the Best International Feature Film submission by France at the 93rd Academy Awards.) 		France, Belgium, Luxembourg [274][275]
Madeleine Girard Martine Chevallier

2020

Year Title Character(s) Actor Notes Country Ref(s)
2020 Ammonite Mary Anning Kate Winslet Mary is a fossil collector and paleontologist. She is hired by a geologist to care for his wife, Charlotte, and keep her company while he's away on an expedition. Mary falls in love with her. United Kingdom, Australia [276][277]
2020 Bruised Bobbi 'Buddhakan' Berroa Sheila Atim Bobbi is a trainer. She begins an intimate relationship with Jackie, an MMA fighter. United States, United Kingdom [278][279]
2020 Friend of the World Diane Alexandra Slade Diane is an experimental filmmaker whose sexual orientation isn't the only difference between her and Gore, an insane war general.
Eva is Diane's lover. 		United States [280][281][282]
Eva Kathryn Schott
2020 Friendsgiving Abby Kat Dennings Abby came out at 29 years old and was dumped by her first girlfriend. The quiet Thanksgiving she planned with her best friend Molly turns into a large party after several friends and acquaintances, including lesbian friends who want to find a new girlfriend for Abby, start to show up for the holiday dinner. United States [283][284]
2020 The Half of It Ellie Chu Leah Lewis A shy, introverted, straight-A student who earns money on the side by writing papers for fellow students, accepts being the ghostwriter of heartfelt correspondence from a football player pupil to the girl he wants to date. In the process, Ellie falls in love with her.
The film is a spin on the play Cyrano de Bergerac. 		United States [285]
2020 Happiest Season Abby Kristen Stewart Abby and Harper are in a romantic relationship.
Riley is Harper's ex-girlfriend. 		United States [286]
Harper Mackenzie Davis
Riley Johnson Aubrey Plaza
2020 I Care a Lot Marla Grayson Rosamund Pike Marla and Fran are romantic and business partners. United States [287]
Fran Eiza González
2020 Kajillionaire Old Dolio Dyne Evan Rachel Wood Dyne is an emotionally stunted 26-year-old woman in a manipulative relationship with her con artist parents. She later begins a relationship with Melanie, a friendly young woman. United States [288]
Melanie Whitacre Gina Rodriguez
2020 The New Mutants Danielle Moonstar / Mirage Blu Hunt Mirage is a Native American mutant who can create illusions based on the fears and desires of other people. She is in love with Wolfsbane. United States [289][290]
Rahne Sinclair / Wolfsbane Maisie Williams
2020 The Prom Emma Nolan Jo Ellen Pellman Emma, a 17-year-old girl, wants to bring her girlfriend Alyssa to the high school prom.
Alyssa is a cheerleader and closeted. 		United States [291]
Alyssa Greene Ariana DeBose
2020 Summer of Mesa Mesa Andrea Granera Mesa is a confident and beautiful teenage girl. United States [292]
2020 Unpregnant Bailey Butler Barbie Ferreira Bailey has her first kiss with Kira after revealing her sexuality. United States [293][294]
Kira Matthews Betty Who
2020 The World to Come Abigail Katherine Waterston Set in the 19th century, Abigail is in a marriage of convenience to a farmer. She meets Tallie, who moves into a farm nearby and is married to an abusive husband. A deep friendship develops between them, becoming a secret romantic relationship. United States [295][296]
Tallie Vanessa Kirby

2021

Year Title Character(s) Actor Notes Country Ref(s)
2021 After Blue Roxy Paula Luna France [297][298][299]
Zora Elina Löwensohn
2021 Benedetta Benedetta Carlini Virginie Efira Benedetta, a novitiate in a 17th-century Italian convent, begins a love affair with another nun. France [300][301]
2021 The Fallout Mia Reed Maddie Ziegler Mia is an Instagram influencer. During a night of drinking, she has sex with Vada, who has a boyfriend. United States [302]
2021 Fear Street Part One: 1994 Deena Johnson Kiana Madeira Denna and Samantha are a young couple.
(This film is the first installment in the Fear Street trilogy.) 		United States [303][304][305]
Samantha "Sam" Fraser Olivia Scott Welch
2021 Fear Street Part Three: 1666 Deena Johnson Kiana Madeira When the witch's grave is discovered and Deena comes in contact with her severed skeletal hand, she is transported back in time and into Sarah Fier's body.
Sarah was falsely accused of being a witch and hung. She is blamed for cursing Shadyside and causing centuries of unexplained violence and murders in the town. In truth, she was the victim of homophobia, sexism, and superstition.
Hannah is Sarah's lover.
(This film is the third installment in the Fear Street trilogy.) 		United States [306][307][305]
Sarah Fier Elizabeth Scopel
Kiana Madeira
Hannah Miller
Samantha "Sam" Fraser 		Olivia Scott Welch
2021 Matcha & Vanilla Yuki Tomoko Hayakawa Yuki and Ai are a couple. When Yuki is diagnosed with lung cancer, they must fight their families and Japan's conservative society to stay together until Yuki's inevitable death. Japan [308][309]
Ai Qyoko Kudo
2021 One Four Three Rebecca Ellouise Shakespeare-Hart Rebecca is the woman that Genevieve left her fiancé for. United Kingdom [310][311][312]
2021 The Retreat Renee Tommie-Amber Pirie Canada [313][314]
Valerie Sarah Allen
2021 Ride or Die Rei Nagasawa Kiko Mizuhara Rei was in love with Nanae when they were in high school. She decides to kill Nanae's abusive husband to prove her love for her. Japan [315][316]
2021 Sentinelle Klara Olga Kurylenko The first hint that Klara is lesbian is her observing the nude body of a female soldier in their locker room. Later, she dances with a woman in a nightclub and has a one-night stand with her. France [317]
2021 Silent Night Alex Kirby Howell-Baptiste Alex and Bella are married. United Kingdom, United States [318]
Bella Lucy Punch
2021 Stillwater Allison Baker Abigail Breslin Allion is convicted of murdering her roommate and unfaithful lover, Lina. United States [319][320]
2021 Walk with Me Logan Pierce Bridget Barkan United States [321][322]

2022

Year Title Character(s) Actor Notes Country Ref(s)
2022 Am I Ok? Lucy Dakota Johnson A woman living in Los Angeles, who realizes that all her dates with men are unsuccessful because she's a lesbian. With the help of her lifelong best friend Jane, Lucy attempts to navigate coming out and dating women in her 30s. United States [323][324]
2022 Badhaai Do Suman Singh Bhumi Pednekar Suman enters into a lavender marriage to escape the pressure from her family.
Rimjhim is Suman's girlfriend. 		India [325][326][327]
Rimjhim Jongkey Chum Darang
2022 Bodies Bodies Bodies Bee Maria Bakalova Bee is a working-class young woman from Eastern Europe traveling with her wealthy girlfriend Sophie. United States [328][329]
Sophie Amandla Stenberg
2022 Blue Jean Jean Rosy McEwen Set during the introduction of Section 28 anti-homosexuality laws, Jean is a closeted physical education teacher living a double life. When a new student at her school sees her in a lesbian bar, she must decide whether to risk or save her career and personal safety.
Viv is Jean's out and proud long-term partner. 		United Kingdom [330][331]
Viv Kerrie Hayes
2022 Call Jane Virginia Sigourney Weaver Virginia is a women's health and abortion activist, and leader of the "Jane" underground group. United States [332]
2022 Everything Everywhere All at Once Joy Wang / Jobu Tupaki Stephanie Hsu Joy has been trying to get her mother to accept her girlfriend, Becky. United States [333][334]
Becky Tallie Medel
2022 Girl Picture Mimmi Aamu Milonoff Finland [335][336]
Emma Linnea Leino
2022 Marry Me Parker Debbs Sarah Silverman Parker is a huge fan of pop star Kat Valdez and a friend of Charlie. She takes him and his daughter to a concert by Valdez, carrying a sign that says "Marry Me!". Parker asks Charlie to hold the sign while she shoots a video of Valdez performing a song. Valdez sees the sign and picks Charlie to marry her. Parker encourages Charlie to go along with it. United States [337]
2022 My Policeman Jackie Stewart Maddie Rice Friend of Marion Taylor, who recognizes what is happening between her policeman husband and his male friend. United States [338][339]
2022 Nope Emerald "Em" Haywood Keke Palmer Emerald brags about flirting with women and having sex with them. United States [340][341]
2022 Scream Mindy Meeks-Martin Jasmin Savoy Brown United States [342][343][344]
2022 Senior Year Martha Reiser Mary Holland One of Stephanie's closest friends in high school, but closeted when she was young. Becomes Harding High's principal and cheerleader coach. United States [345][346]
2022 Tár Lydia Tár Cate Blanchett Lydia is the first female chief conductor of a major German orchestra. She refers to herself as a "U-Haul lesbian".
Sharon is first violin and concertmaster, and Lydia's romantic partner. 		United States, Germany [347][348][349]
Sharon Goodnow Nina Hoss
2022 You Can Live Forever Jaime Anwen O'Driscoll A romantic relationship develops between two young women in a Jehovah's Witness religious community. Canada [350]
Marike June Laporte

Notes

  1. ^ First name changed after film release.
  2. ^ First name changed after film release.

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