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Part concept film, part biopic, part historical record and part comedy, this newly released feature length documentary was made to mark the Topp Twins' 50th birthday. For the first time, New Zealand's favourite comedic, country singing, dancing and yodeling lesbian twin sisters tell their personal story from their "coming out" to Jools Topp's recent brush with breast cancer. The film features rarely seen archive footage and home movies, as well as interviews with the Topps' infamous comedy alter-egos.
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Television, 2000 (Full Length Episode)
An episode from the Topp Twins TV series
Television, 2007 (Full Length)
An episode from the Topp Twins TV series
Short Film, 1986 (Full Length)
Produced by former Topp Twins’ manager Brian Sweeney
Television, 1968 (Full Length Episode)
Classic 60s country and western music show
2010 Palm Springs International Film Festival
'Best of the Fest' Program
2010 FIFO Documentary Film Festival
Special Jury Award
2010 Women's Film Festival Brattleboro (United States)
Best of Fest Award
2010 Miama Lesbian and Gay Film Festival
Best Documentary
2010 21st Hamburg International Queer Film Festival
Award Award for Best Documentary
2010 Rocky Mountain Women's Film Festival
Madelyn's Choice Award (named after late festival co-organiser Madelyn Osur)
2010 Newfest Film Festival (United States)
Best Documentary Film
2010 Inside Out Film Festival (Canada)
Best Documentary
2010 Reeling: 29th Chicago Lesbian and Gay International Film Festival
Best Documentary Feature
2010 Mendocino Film Festival (United States)
Best Documentary
2010 Portland International Film Festival (United States)
Audience Award for Best Documentary (shared with Arani Cuthbert)
2010 Seattle International Film Festival
Lena Sharpe Women in Cinema Award
2010 Goteborg Film Festival (Sweden)
Audience Dragon Award for Best Feature (with Arani Cuthbert)
2010 Florida Film Festival
Audience Award for Best International Feature Film
2010 Nashville Film Festival
Audience Award for Best Documentary
Best GLBT Film
2010 River Run Film Festival (United States)
Audience Award for Best Documentary
2010 Outfest Film Festival Los Angeles
Special Programming Award for Freedom
2009 Toronto International Film Festival
People's Choice Award for Best Documentary
2009 Melbourne International Film Festival
Audience Award for Most Popular Documentary
2009 Qantas Film and Television Awards
Best Feature Film - Budget Under $1 Million
2009 Qantas Film and Television Awards
Best Original Music in a Feature Film: for Jools and Lynda Topp
NZ ON SCREEN 2013
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