Odd Girls

About This Movie

Odd Girls feels like a raw slice of life in the late '80s. It’s centered on Debbie, a young separatist lesbian grappling with her ideals while caring for Davi, a gay man with AIDS. The film has this gritty atmosphere, reflecting the struggles of the time, and you can really feel the tension in her character as she navigates through ignorance and discrimination. The pacing is deliberate, allowing for moments of introspection that resonate deeply. The performances stand out, particularly the chemistry between the leads, which adds layers to their complex relationship. It’s this collision of politics and personal struggles that makes the film distinct, showcasing how these characters confront their beliefs in a world that often feels hostile.

Set in 1987, capturing the zeitgeist of the era. · Explores themes of identity, care, and societal challenges. · Strong character-driven narrative with a focus on human relationships.