Blue and Orange
BLUE & ORANGE shines a tender light on the long-distance relationship of a Filipina lesbian couple, Darla and Cecilia, in the days predating Skype and legal recognition of queer partnerships.
BLUE & ORANGE shines a tender light on the long-distance relationship of a Filipina lesbian couple, Darla and Cecilia, in the days predating Skype and legal recognition of queer partnerships.
Darla Tomeldan
Self
Cecilia Tumolva
Self
BLUE & ORANGE shines a tender light on the long-distance relationship of a Filipina lesbian couple, Darla and Cecilia, in the days predating Skype and legal recognition of queer partnerships.
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