Black./Womyn.:Conversations with Lesbians of African Descent

2008 | 97 minutes | 0.8 ★ (2)

Black./Womyn.:Conversations with Lesbians of African Descent
  • Overview

    This documentary is about the perspectives and lives of black lesbians from assorted backgrounds.

  • Release Date

    13 April 2008

  • DirectingTiona Nekkia McClodden
  • Budget

    $0.00

  • Revenue

    $0.00

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