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Hayley Kiyoko’s Feature Film ‘Girls Like Girls’ Took a Decade to Make. Now That It’s Here, She Hopes It’s Just the Beginning for Sapphic Media
“Girls Like Girls” has been a long time in the making.
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Hayley Kiyoko's feature film 'Girls Like Girls' marks a significant milestone in the development of sapphic media. The film's origins date back to 2015, when Kiyoko released a music video with the same title, which gained widespread popularity and became a sapphic anthem. The video's success led to the creation of a feature film, a process that spanned over a decade. Kiyoko hopes that the film's release will be the beginning of a new era for sapphic representation in media, capitalizing on the momentum generated by the music video.
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