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Love Makes People Do Crazy Things in Spaghetti Romance

If love is found in the kitchen, this lesbian couple might be in trouble.

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In Spaghetti Romance, set in Sicily, Abby meets her girlfriend's conservative mother for the first time. When the encounter goes awry, she decides to take matters into her own hands -- Italian style. Spaghetti Romance screened in the LGBT Showcase at the American Pavilion at Cannes Film Festival.

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