Free Admission | Friday June 19 - 4:30 PM CST | Germany | 1931 | 88 min | PG | Directed by Carl Froelich and Leontine Sagan.
After the passing of her mother, Manuela is sent to an all-girls boarding school. Initially withdrawn, Manuela is drawn out of her shell by a sympathetic young teacher and develops a romantic attachment. A trailblazing feature made by and starring an all woman cast, now iconic in the history of queer cinema.
IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0022183/
Appropriate for ages 13+.
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