Cinema and literature are currently showcasing queer relationships with nuanced stories, avoiding stereotypes or heteronormativity, highlighted by movies and books like All of Us Strangers, Love Lies Bleeding, Tipping the Velvet, and Paradise Rot.
Tipping the Velvet, a novel by Sarah Waters, presents a funny, raunchy, and camp tour through British lesbian history, following Nan's journey of self-discovery and queer affairs in the 1890s.
Paradise Rot by Jenny Hval delves into a strange, feverish world capturing unspoken sexual chemistry between roommates in a dank warehouse flat, offering an immersive and hypersensual narrative.
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