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‘Lesbian Lines’ Doc Shines a Light on Irish History Not Taught in School – and the Power of Listening
The film from Cara Holmes, world premiering at Sheffield DocFest, tells stories of women who really needed an ear and phone volunteers who "paved the way": "These are women to be worshipped."
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The film from Cara Holmes, world premiering at Sheffield DocFest, tells stories of women who really needed an ear and phone volunteers who "paved the way": "These are women to be worshipped."
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According to The Hollywood Reporter’s linked item, ‘Lesbian Lines’ Doc Shines a Light on Irish History Not Taught in School – and the Power of Listening, The film from Cara Holmes, world premiering at Sheffield DocFest, tells stories of women who really needed an ear and phone volunteers who “paved the way”: “These are women to be worshipped.”
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