Guinevere Turner

Guinevere Turner is an American lesbian filmmaker and screenwriter who co-wrote and starred in Go Fish (1994) alongside director Rose Troche — one of the defining films of the New Queer Cinema movement, a joyful, low-budget portrait of a community of young lesbians in Chicago. She wrote the screenplay for American Psycho (2000), wrote episodes of The L Word (Showtime), and has been a consistent creative presence in queer independent film. Go Fish was shot for around $15,000 and became a cultural landmark of 1990s lesbian cinema.