Exploring Identity and Desire in 'Carol'

This chapter examines the thematic intricacies between the film 'Carol' and another movie, focusing on the characters' struggles with identity and conformity within societal constraints. The discussion includes the portrayal of lesbian desire, the dynamics between main characters Therese and Carol, and critiques of traditional gender roles, all while navigating the complex landscape of coming out during the 1950s. The speakers offer varying insights on the film's quality but unanimously recognize its importance in addressing relationships and identity through a nuanced lens.