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She's audacious and timid at the same time, brassy and shy, full of simultaneous self-confidence and a paralyzing fear that she's not good enough.

This is just one of the movie's many homey qualities.

Meanwhile, homophobia and peer pressure interfere as Evie's friends tease her for hanging out with Randy.

IN "BAR GIRLS," a low-budget, comic look at your friendly neighborhood lesbian tavern, Nancy Allison Wolfe plays Loretta, a smart-alecky, cynical and love-starved predator who boldly comes on to beautiful women and then can't believe when they agree to go home with her.

While hanging out in a lesbian bar, Loretta is smitten by Rachel Liza D'Agostino and they go home together.

A lot of humor, secondary to the main plot, involves this feminist superhero and Loretta's arguments with both the producers - and her straight partner, Noah - over directions in which she wants to take the character.

Not as a character and not as an actress.

The acting is terrific by all of the main leads.

When is the last time you've seen a drunk man confront a teen-aged lesbian and order her to stay away from his wife in a movie? Marita Giovanni did a fine job directing this movie, a hit at last January's Sundance Film Festival, but she probably didn't have anything to do with placing that box of matzos in Loretta's cupboard.

They are no less true of lesbian liaisons than of gay male I imagine and heterosexual relations.

After a few dates, however, they impulsively decide to move in together.