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Sundance Channel screens Aimee & Jaguar and Maurice for Valentine's Day

In celebration of Valentine's Day, cable's Sundance Channel will be running a marathon of romantic films, including two titles of interest to GLBT viewers. The lesbian romance Aimee & Jaguar, based on the true love story between a Jewish resistance fighter and the wife of a Nazi officer, and the lush E.M. Forster adaptation Maurice will both screen on Thursday, February 14. For showtimes, visit www.SundanceChannel.com.

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08/29/00: Lilly's loveOctogenarian Lilly Wust recalls her passion for a Jewish woman during WWII, the real-life love story that became the movie Aimee & Jaguar
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