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In 'Family Values', Becky and Donna, a lesbian couple, run a crime scene cleanup business in the suburbs. The film presents an intimate portrayal of their lives as they deal with the emotional impact of their work while nurturing their relationship. The documentary captures the complexities of their profession, revealing the toll it takes on them both mentally and emotionally.
As they navigate the grim realities of cleaning up after murders, Becky and Donna share how they support each other through difficult moments. Their story challenges societal norms surrounding family and partnership, emphasizing the importance of love in unconventional circumstances.
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.
Perfect For
LGBTQ+ relationshipsTrue crime enthusiastsDocumentary lovers