Two actresses explore the defining moments and places of Montreal's lesbian past over the past 70 years. Along the way they identify persistent clichés, question them and re-appropriate them.

These memories come to life through drag king acts, documentary material and the words of celebrities from sexual diversity such as Manon Massé, Safia Nolin, Judith Lussier and Monique Giroux.

Intimately, we recycle lesbophobic clichés in an attempt to discover and understand ourselves.

And perhaps even to create a sense of connection? With humor, festivity and authenticity, the Pleurer Dans' Douche company reflects on the underrepresentation of queer women in history books and the mainstream media.

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