Inkmarks On Empty Dreams

  A slightly odd fit for gay fests, “Breaking the Girls” falls into the retro category of erotic thrillers featuring bisexual characters whose gay involvements are considerably more sinister than their heterosexual ones. Smart but broke law-school student Sara ( Agnes Bruckner ) loses her bartending job, scholarship and university housing when snotty customer Brooke (Shanna Collins) rats her out for palming a few bucks from the tip jar at work — presumably because she thinks Sara has the hots on her nice-guy b.f., Eric ( Shawn Ashmore ). Sara is rescued, sort of, by party girl Alex (Madeline Zima), a wealthy wild child who encourages her new friend’s Sapphic tendencies. A tipsy Alex proposes that Sara kill Nina (Kate Levering), the disapproving spouse of Alex’s stepdad, David ( John Stockwell ), in exchange for her killing Brooke. Sara doesn’t take this offer seriously by Sara, but once Brooke turns up dead, it’s clear Alex is crazier than she seems (to Sara, at least — to viewers,...

In Arab countries, especially Muslim ones, lesbian love is illegal and religion not only forbids it, but the women are stoned to death as the divine purification, just what happened during Inquisition in Catholic countries of Western Europe, women believed to be Witches were put to death for the cause of religion without much evidence. We're in the 21st century and in the Arab countries women are still seen as goods, recipients for perpetuating the species and the family  and they always include this social mistreatment in matters of religion. God's forbidding it in their interpretation and that's final and love is illegal. God never prohibited love, love is not a sin and women of the Middle East need education and freedom to live, love and believe in their intelligence both mental and emotional that they can evolve and become high individuals on all states of mind and evolution.And we need to help them.    This is Nina's story from Jordan :  “I used to play football in...