Her face completely free from any makeup revealed her classical beauty in all its simplicity, her small nose, and her full pink lips that begged to be kissed again.

Because even if they've spent their whole life dating people of the opposite gender, you might be that person to bring it all to the other side. The good thing is that given that the movie was written and directed by a woman, it never seems provactive and instead feels incredibly authentic (and yes, hot).Noémie Merlant and Adèle Haenel really shine as Marianne and Héloïse, bringing an earnestness and passion to the project that really elevate it to the next level. It isn't easy for white hillbillies to just walk up and lesbian dominate two heterosexual African-American women like Takira's friends.

Admittedly, lesbian cinema has left a lot to be desired over the years, with many movies resorting to cheap tropes and what can only be described as softcore porn rather than focusing on real, relatable same-sex relationships between women around the world. Knowing if a girl is being friendly or flirty is a tricky one, because even if someone is being friendly it doesn't mean they aren't interested. The friendship / relationship early confusion thing doesn't happen if you communicate your intentions – I think womxn who are used to men making the move are worried about being forward or whatever, but honestly, just say what you want from the second you start talking.A girl is being flirty if she makes intense eye contact with you, like she's trying to spell the alphabet with her eyes, and she touches your knee. But my biggest piece of advice is that if you want to initiate a hook-up, you should, you know, initiate it. New(ish) movie Ammonite has everything: moody beach scenes, lots of fossils, Saoirse Ronan sitting on Kate Winslet’s face… To be clear, you’ll have to sit through roughly 3/4 of the movie before you get to that last part, which is not only pretty explicit but also meticulously planned out by the actresses themselves and filmed on Ronan’s birthday as a “gift” of sorts.