Lesbian Movies, Series & Anime
From Thai sapphic dramas to French art films — explore curated content by country, theme, and year.
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🇯🇵 Japanese Yuri Anime
Elegant, emotional, and iconic — from schoolgirl crushes to slow-burn love stories
🇯🇵 Japanese Yuri Manga
Classic yuri comics that shaped the genre
🇰🇷 Korean GL Manhwa
Bold and expressive queer webtoons with modern themes
🇨🇳 Chinese GL Manhua
Delicate and poetic storytelling, often layered with subtext
🧑🤝🧑What is Lesbians On Screen?
Lesbians On Screen started as a personal space to track all the lesbian and sapphic films and shows I’ve loved (and hated). Now, it’s a curated hub for honest reviews, rankings, and must-watch recommendations—from iconic Thai GL series to overlooked indie gems.
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📬What’s the Difference Between GL, WLW, Lesbian, and Sapphic?
These terms—GL, WLW, lesbian, and sapphic—are often used when talking about queer women’s media, but they each have slightly different meanings.
| Term | Meaning | Usage Context |
|---|---|---|
| GL (Girls' Love) | Romantic/emotional relationships between women, especially in fictional works. | Asian media (manga, dramas), Japan, Korea, Thailand |
| WLW (Women Loving Women) | Inclusive term for all women attracted to other women, regardless of label. | Western communities, queer media analysis |
| Lesbian | Women exclusively attracted to women. A clear identity label. | LGBTQ+ identity use, activism, everyday life |
| Sapphic | Poetic umbrella term for those romantically/sexually attracted to women (incl. bi/pan). | Inclusive queer spaces, soft identity, fandoms |