Losing Chase

It stars Helen Mirren. She falls for this younger blonde who comes to work for her family—a housekeeper or something along those lines. Then they start sharing these stolen glances, the tension builds, and they completely lose track of themselves whenever they're in the same room. They end up getting caught, then the son sees something and tells his dad... and then everything just falls apart.

I saw this a long time ago, so I'm not sure if the plot details are 100% spot on.

It’s simple. Just head over to Google and put "Helen Mirren" biography in quotes...
Pick something like this ...

Just go to Google and search "Helen Mirren" biography...

Thanks. I get it—I just couldn't find it on my first few tries. I figured someone here would either know it offhand or have a better way of searching than my attempt at typing "helen mirren lesbian" into the search bar, which didn't exactly get me where I wanted to go. 🙂

But anyway, here it is—finally found out what it was:

Losing Chase (1996)
Starring: Helen Mirren, Kyra Sedgwick
Director: Kevin Bacon
Synopsis: Low-key, slow-paced, feminist-tinged drama about deepening relationship between "mother's helper" and woman recovering from nervous breakdown. A treat for fans of offbeat, intimate character portraits and lyrical, bittersweet love stories.
Runtime: 92 minutes

I remember being totally captivated by this movie. It’s one of those films that really pulls at you—heavy emotional engagement with a bittersweet aftermath.
To me, that film stands as proof that I am definitely bisexual

restlesseagle15 said:Director: Kevin Bacon

😲

look, if Helen Mirren were a guy, I’d be 😉

amberfalcon172 said:I mean, seriously, if Helen Mirren were a guy, I’d probably be totally head over heels too. 😉

wait... a guy? 😛

quietdriver3 said:Wait, really? A guy? 😛

...honestly, you just took the words right out of my mouth. 😛

Richard Hernandez13 said:...you're basically reading my mind here. 😛

So, you want me to fill those empty spaces with something better right now? 😛

fire nettle said:I know that movie absolutely wrecked me. Just pure emotional involvement with a totally bittersweet aftermath.
Honestly, that film is basically proof that I'm definitely bi.

Don't be embarrassed to admit it (I won't tell 😉),
I really need to watch this movie.
thanks 😉