With a lineage of broken love, how do modern women end the generational curse of broken hearts? What’s the new way to love? To hear the answer to these questions, we sit down with TV and Film writer Latasha to discuss her film She Loves Me Not.

Inspired by the work of contemporary feminist thinker, the late, Ayesha K. Faines, She Loves Me Not rejects the idea that dating is a battle between the sexes. Instead it is a story about the courageous vulnerability in love in a time where toxicity reigns, and an introspection to find where it’s been broken, to bring love home. This short film project is currently crowdfunding for post-production needs.

She Loves me not - movie poster

If you want to see She Loves Me Not, please donate to the crowdfunding campaign. The project is already shot. They just need to do post production.

If you’re reading this after the campaign has ended, we highly recommend watching JUSTLATASHA’S INNER ACTIONS on OTV. It is a A sketch comedy series from a Black Bi woman’s sense. The series covers a queer perspective on dating and Black culture spoofs.

Find Ayesha K. Faines’ work at WomenLovePower.com.

Finally, you can find Latasha online at JustLatasha.com.

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