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Rhythm is a Dancer

Rhythm is a Dancer (2025) is a semi-autobiographical dramedy written, directed by, and starring Lauren Caster, who is herself donor-conceived. The film follows Ro, a woman approaching thirty with a stalled dance career, who returns home to California to finally meet Gregory (Tate Donovan), the sperm donor her mother used. While navigating the meeting she’s […]

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Nothing to Lose

In this 2026 French film, Jada (Nawell Madani), a boxing coach and chef, and her husband Paul (Guillaume Gouix) spend years trying to conceive. Spontaneous conception fails; so does IVF. They choose embryo donation, and Noa is born. By the time he’s a child, Jada and Paul have separated, with Jada raising Noa alongside her

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A still from the short film Sister!. In a laundromat, James (Julia Wendt), wearing a teal hockey jersey and dark pants, holds up a bright pink sweatshirt that reads "SLUT GIRL" in white letters, looking toward Tessa (Tessa Belle), who sits cross-legged on a folding table surrounded by laundry, smiling back. Washing machines line both walls in the background.

Sister!

Sister! is a 13-minute queer comedy short film that had its world premiere at the 2025 Tribeca Film Festival. James (Julia Wendt), a transfemme diva, has been ignoring a persistent stranger named Tessa (Tessa Belle) who claims they are donor-conceived half-sisters through a shared sperm donor. When Tessa shows up at James’s door anyway, what

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Tinker Bell and the Secret of the Wings

When Tinker Bell crosses the border into the forbidden Winter Woods, her wings mysteriously sparkle. She discovers this happens because she has a sister, Periwinkle, who lives there—both fairies were born from the same baby’s laugh, making them biological siblings. However, an ancient law separates warm-season fairies from winter fairies because crossing the border damages

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