My Normal (2009)

My Normal is a 2009 film directed by Cheryl Dunye. It tells the story of a young lesbian filmmaker, Natalie, who is trying to make a documentary about her own sexuality. The film explores the complexities of being a lesbian in a world that is often hostile to those who don’t conform to traditional gender roles.

My Normal is a powerful and honest look at the struggles of being a lesbian in a society that often doesn’t accept them. The film also features some very intimate and passionate scenes between Natalie and her love interest, Tanya. These scenes are both beautiful and heartbreaking, and they help to show the struggles that Natalie and other lesbians face in their everyday lives.

The film also features some very explicit sexual moments between Natalie and Tanya. These moments are both tender and passionate, and they help to show the strength of their relationship. The film also features some very frank discussions about sex and sexuality, which helps to further explore the complexities of being a lesbian in a world that is often hostile to those who don’t conform to traditional gender roles.

My Normal is an important film that helps to show the struggles of being a lesbian in a world that is often hostile to those who don’t conform to traditional gender roles. The film also features some very intimate and passionate scenes between Natalie and Tanya, as well as some very explicit sexual moments. These moments help to further explore the complexities of being a lesbian in a world that is often hostile to those who don’t conform to traditional gender roles.