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Sapphic Flicks – Bound

Date:20260906
Time:5PM - 9PM
Location:Brunswick

Sapphic Flicks presents: Bound (1996)

Come watch the Wachowskis’ gloriously sexy, noir-soaked lesbian crime thriller where Gina Gershon and Jennifer Tilly fall hard and scheme harder. Nothing says romance like stealing two million dollars from the mob.

Bound has leather, lust, betrayal, bullets, fabulous 90s hair and steamy sexual tension.

Come early and settle in with a light supper of hearty soup + crusty bread before we plunge into the deliciously dangerous world of Bound.

Sunday 6 September · Balam Balam Place, Brunswick

DOORS OPEN 5PM

FILM BEGINS 6PM

Sapphic Flicks is your excuse to get together with other dykes, queers and film-loving troublemakers for a night of excellent cinema, good food and a little bit of wickedness.

Come hungry. Come thirsty. Come prepared to fall in love with the wrong woman.

Hosted by Tiger Salmon, Sapphic Flicks is a film night for dykes and friends 18+.

Balam Balam Place is fully accessible https://balambalamplace.com.au/key-booking-information/

Tiger’s exhibitions and events are a true labour of love – independent, grassroots cultural projects created without government or institutional funding. Please consider supporting us by purchasing zines or merch on sale at the door and at www.thequeergaze.com 

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