2006 TV series Angela’s Eyes about a girl named Angela Henson played by Abigail Spencer who is a straight A’s student with a seemingly normal, loving family. Her ambition is to become a doctor and life looks set to be smooth sailing. However, things take an unexpected turn when Angela turned 14. She discovers that her parents are actually CIA agents and what’s worse, they have been charged with treason for selling state secrets. Thus, Angela’s life path changes to become an FBI agent who specializes in finding out the lies and truths in both suspects and victims alike. This is a lesbian kiss video scene from Angela’s Eyes.
This is a lesbian movie scene from 1969 film That Tender Touch. No movie synopsis is available but a viewer in IMDB writes “Bathos rules the day in this apparently sincere combination of mild sexploitation and message picture. The narrative is so insubstantial that I am loathe to reveal its few turns here–rather, I urge you to marvel at it for yourself! You may find yourself surprised to be caught up in this story of a woman-girl-man love triangle despite the turgid soap opera histrionics. I have seen two different splicey, pink-faded prints of this film, leading me to make the following plea: Restore THAT TENDER TOUCH now! I hope it’s not already too late.”
This is a lesbian movie kiss scene from 1985 film November Moon, also known by its German title Novembermond. From IMDB: November Moon is the story of two women in nazi-occupied France. November Messing is jewish, and from Germany. She has come to France to escape the Reich. Ferial is french, and soon after meeting each other, the two women fall in love.
Unfortunately, November’s safety in France is short-lived. Not long after meeting Ferial, the germans invade, and she must go into hiding in southern France. Discovered, she must escape brutal torture by the germans to make her way to Ferial in Paris, and together the two of them (along with Ferial’s mother) must use all their ingenuity to stay alive.