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Up until now NQV Media’s output has mostly focused on the gay male experience through shorts collections such as ‘The Boys’ and ‘The Male Gaze’. For their new series ‘Upon Her Lips’, they’re switching things up and focusing on the lesbian experience. The first instalment is ‘Upon Her Lips: Pure Feels’, which brings together five shorts from Israel, Germany, Sweden, France and Brazil to give a glimpse into what it’s like to be a lesbian in the modern day.
‘Upon Her Lips: Pure Feels’ opens with Israeli film-maker Tzurit Hartzion’s ‘Fake It’, which tells the story of a woman who decides to create a photography project about her past relationship. Reluctantly pulling her ex-girlfriend into the middle of it, the project reignites a fiery passion between the two women but it also reminds them why they decided they could no longer be together. The short whizzes by at a breezy pace and it’s an engaging start.
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Renovation of an office building in the York County village of Springvale is expected to provide much-needed space to meet pressing demand seen by a growing occupational therapy practice.
Valerie Grondin bought 25 Butler St. from Denlaw Realty LLC for $290,000. Springvale is part of the city of Sanford.
Suzanne M. McKechnie of Investcomm Commercial Group brokered the deal, which closed Jan. 4.
Renovations are almost done and the plan is to open March 15, said Grondin.
Grondin was 5 when her family moved to Sanford from Massachusetts in 1990.
“I knew I wanted to be an occupational therapist since I was 11 years old,” she wrote on her website. “My younger sister received OT services and I loved watching her play as a way to grow and develop. “