A Lez in Wonderland(2006)
Will our intrepid reporter ever get her facts straight?
A fun, fresh reality-comedy on the largest lesbian event in the world: the Dinah Shore Weekend in Palm Springs.
Movie: A Lez in Wonderland

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A fun, fresh reality-comedy on the largest lesbian event in the world: the Dinah Shore Weekend in Palm Springs.
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2006-11-16
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Will our intrepid reporter ever get her facts straight?
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