Two women confront societal and personal challenges as they seek to become parents in a world that often marginalizes their relationship.
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Two women confront societal and personal challenges as they seek to become parents in a world that often marginalizes their relationship.
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Synopsis
Ann Krsul and Leslie Sullivan seek to become parents in a world that often marginalizes their relationship. They face numerous challenges as they pursue lesbian motherhood. The documentary features candid interviews with Krsul and Sullivan, revealing their hopes and fears. It captures their emotional experiences and the societal obstacles they encounter. Directed by Catherine Gund, "Making Grace" presents a personal look at love and commitment in the context of LGBTQ+ rights and family. The film runs for 86 minutes and was released in 2004.
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Why Watch
- Meet Ann Krsul and Leslie Sullivan's family aspirations.
- Find out about LGBTQ+ parenting challenges.
- See candid interviews about love and commitment.
Did You Know
- The film was released in 2004.
- The documentary has a runtime of 86 minutes.
- The directors of the film are Ann Krsul and Leslie Sullivan.
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Who directed the documentary Making Grace?
Making Grace was directed by Catherine Gund.
What year was Making Grace released?
Making Grace was released in 2004.
What is the runtime of the documentary Making Grace?
The runtime of Making Grace is 86 minutes.
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