CLAIRE OF THE MOON

Per Amazon.com “Against the backdrop of a writer's retreat for women, Claire (Trisha Todd) suppresses her desire for Noel (Karen Trumbo) until she finally manages to come out as a lesbian: both to herself and the women around her. Blond, brash and beautiful, Claire Jabrowski attracts men easily, and takes her own heterosexuality for granted. But at a writer's conference, she shares a cabin with Dr. Noel Benedict, a lesbian who questions Claire's promiscuous lifestyle. Challenged and disturbed by Noel, Claire can't accept her ideas, but finds, to her great surprise, that she feels an attraction to her. As the two debate back and forth, Noel also falls under Claire's charms, but she is wary, having recently suffered a disastrous breakup. As each faces her fears, an intricate - and sensual - "dance" takes place between them, as they move apart, then come closer and closer... Set in the lush Pacific Northwest, Claire of the Moon tells a timeless story of a woman's struggle as she awakens to new possibilities for love and intimacy.”

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Claire of the Moon

1992

Director: Nicole Conn

Writer: Nicole Conn

Country: USA

Year: 1992

Cast:

- Trisha Todd : Claire Jabrowski

- Karen Trumbo : Dr. Noel Benedict

- Faith McDevitt : Maggie

- Craig Damen : Brian

- Leslie Hidula : Erika

- Caren Graham : Tara

- Sheila Dickenson : B.J.

- Patricia Blem : Arrow

- Melissa Mitchell : Adriennce

- Gathering Marbet : Amy

- Sherilyn Lawson : Lynn

 Story: Claire Jabrowski is a straight girl from Los Angeles with a penchant for bar pick-ups and uncommitted sexual encounters with men. Dr. Noel Benedict is lesbian with a taste for tragedy. Claire and Noel are assigned a cabin together at a writers' retreat for women. Both are published authors of some renown; one is a novelist and the other a psychoanalyst. They are as different from one another as cats and dogs. They squabble through most of the movie, being incompatible roommates who constantly rub each other the wrong way.

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