'Maybe Tomorrow': A Filipino Lesbian Film on Friendship and Love

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Director Samantha Lee wants to use this story to de-stereotype the LGBT community in the Philippines. 
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Maybe Tomorrow follows the story of Alex, a 20-year-old working woman in Manila. She is out to most people except her best friend, Jess, who she's been secretly in love with since childhood. When Jess discovers Alex is gay, they're forced to confront their feelings for each other. Director Samantha Lee wants to use this film to break the stereotypes of LGBT community in the Philippines. Check out an interview with Lee below.

        
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Maybe Tomorrow: A Filipino Lesbian Film on Friendship and Love

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