That Tender Touch

The film tells the story of Terri, who marries and moves to the suburbs, only to find her lesbian lover Marsha unwilling to let go. Marsha's determination to reclaim Terri leads her to infiltrate the couple's seemingly happy life, causing tension and conflict. As Marsha attempts to win back Terri's affection, her allure also captures the attention of other women in the neighborhood, adding layers to the narrative.

That Tender Touch stands out as a notable entry in the drama genre, particularly for its exploration of lesbian relationships during a time when such themes were rarely portrayed on screen. The film features performances from Sue Bernard, Bee Tompkins, Rick Cooper, Dolly Read, and Tanya Lemani George, each contributing to the film's engaging and provocative storyline. Its examination of societal norms and personal desires is relevant to discussions around LGBTQ representation in film history.