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Sisters in the Life: First Love
Yvonne Welbon
1993
Color
30 minutes
US
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Sisters in the Life: First Love

A thirty-something black lesbian reflects on falling for her best friend in junior high. Set in the '70's and '90's, this is a delightful tale of love and friendship. Welbon incorporates recreated flash-backs and real reminiscences, mixes media and styles, and throws in an original tune that embodies the essence of young love.
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• University of Florida
• DuSable Museum of African American History, Chicago
• Out on Screen, Canada
• The Pride Festival of Tampa, Florida
• Spelman College, Atlanta, GA
• University of Hawaii - Honolulu
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• Williams College
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