A lesbian couple cleans up murder scenes, revealing the emotional toll of their work and the strength of their relationship.
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A lesbian couple cleans up murder scenes, revealing the emotional toll of their work and the strength of their relationship.
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Synopsis
Becky and Donna operate a crime scene cleanup business in a suburban setting. They face the emotional challenges of their work while supporting each other through difficult times. The film, directed by Eva Saks in 2002, presents their life as a lesbian couple and the toll their profession takes on their relationship. The documentary runs for 25 minutes and provides a candid look at their experiences.
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Why Watch
- Meet Becky and Donna, a unique couple in crime scene cleanup.
- Find out how love supports them through tough times.
- See the emotional impact of their unconventional profession.
Did You Know
- Becky and Donna operate a crime scene cleanup business in the suburbs.
- The film has a runtime of 25 minutes.
- The documentary was directed by Eva Saks in 2002.
- The production country is the United States of America.
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What is the profession of Becky and Donna in the documentary 'Family Values'?
Becky and Donna run a business that specializes in cleaning up murder scenes.
Who directed the documentary 'Family Values'?
The documentary was directed by Eva Saks.
What year was 'Family Values' released?
Family Values was released in 2002.
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