Odd Girls

Set against the backdrop of the UK’s AIDS crisis, Odd Girls tells the story of Debbie, a young separatist lesbian who unexpectedly becomes the caregiver for David, a gay man dying from AIDS. The film confronts the challenges of ignorance and discrimination, as well as personal and political dilemmas faced by Debbie in her role as David's last ally.

With a runtime of only 15 minutes, Odd Girls provides a poignant snapshot of a critical moment in history, inspired by true stories of women who supported gay men during the HIV epidemic. It captures the bravery and selflessness of those who stood against the tide of abandonment and stigma.

This film is significant not only for its representation of LGBTQ+ issues but also for its historical context. It serves as a reminder of the struggles faced during the HIV/AIDS epidemic and the importance of compassion in the face of adversity.