Sappho ’68

Year: 1968

Runtime: 62 mins

Language: English

Director: Nick Millard

Drama

Jennifer Bradley, a small‑town woman, moves to San Francisco to build a career as a photographer. Caught up in the era’s sexual revolution, she finds her relationships with men unsatisfying and ultimately becomes romantically involved with the striking lesbian model Belinda Frazier.

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