"Director: Zero Chou"

• Spider Lilies | DVD | (01/01/2020) from £20.98   |  Saving you £-2.99 (-16.60%)   |  RRP £17.99

  Two young women reawaken a dormant love for each other in Spider Lilies. Tattoo artist Takeko (the strikingly attractive Isabella Leong) keeps a framed design of the poisonous spider lily flower on the wall of her parlour literally cut from the flesh of her father following his traumatic death in an earthquake. The image has not only become an important link between Takeko and her father but also to Takeko's traumatised brother Ching who since the accident is no longer able to recognise anyone - including his sister. When Jade (Taiwanese pop icon Rainie Yang) a spunky webcam girl lustfully pursuing her first love visits Takeko's parlour she becomes entranced by the tattoo of the framed spider lily (as well as the identical tattoo on sexy Takeko herself). Taken with the quiet artist Jade invites Takeko to visit her on her website and recalls the crush she had on Takeko as a child. meanwhile an undercover agent is investigating Jade's webcam activity. From Taiwan's hottest female director Zero Chou this youthful melodrama is a cinematic exploration of love and memory mixing innocence and sexuality with lush rural flashbacks complimenting the film's modern sensibilities Spider Lilies is a beautifully well-rounded film not simply about the two women's lesbian romance but also about the grander and universal themes of family obligations guilt and suppression

• Drifting Flowers | DVD | (08/06/2009) from £N/A   |  Saving you £N/A (N/A%)   |  RRP £14.99

  A grand sweeping film exploring the many manifestations of lesbian love through the eyes of different generations of Taiwanese women Drifting Flowers weaves together three perfectly formed love stories in a truly masterful fashion. From the insightful account of the sometimes precarious nature of puppy love to a heartbreaking story of the tragedy of lost love in old age to finally a charming coming of age tale Drifting Flowers is a perfectly rendered journey through the most personal of lives tinged with the all the sweetness and melancholy of growing up.