Lesbians: The Invisible Minority

Running for 27 minutes, this documentary captures a significant moment when lesbians were carving out their own identities and spaces. It delves into the creation of restaurants, bookstores, and bars that catered specifically to the lesbian community in San Francisco, reflecting their desire for visibility and autonomy.

As a piece of media, it documents a cultural shift and serves as an important historical account of lesbian life during the early 1980s. Collectors interested in LGBTQ+ history or documentary filmmaking will find this film to be a significant representation of the era and its social dynamics.