Better Than Chocolate

Better Than Chocolate is a 1999 Canadian romantic comedy/ slice of life movie. It centers around Maggie, a 19-year old college dropout and lesbian who's just found her true love, an artist named Kim. And then her mother calls and says that she's getting divorced from her husband and that she and Maggie's brother Paul are going to come stay with Maggie. And Maggie's not out to her mother. Combined with that, the adult bookstore where Maggie works is being hassled by the authorities, who have confiscated a shipment of "obscene" books at the border, and proprietor Frances and transwoman Judy are both attracted to each other but too timid to do anything about it. It all comes to a head in a protest put on by Maggie which takes some rather unexpected turns

Better Than Chocolate includes examples of:

 * Anything That Moves: Carla, so very very much.
 * Cast Full of Gay
 * Drag Queen: Judy's Crowning Moment of Awesome is her song about how she isn't one.
 * Deadpan Snarker: Frances, when she isn't flustered by Judy, is incredibly snarky.
 * Fan Disservice: Everywhere. The crowner? . JESUS.
 * Some clarification:
 * I Am Song: Well, more of an I'm Not song, but sing with me now: I'm not a fucking drag queen...
 * Jerk With a Heart of Gold: Tony, the cafe owner next to 10% Books, although mildly homophobic (he doesn't like Kim and Maggie making out in his cafe, and he threatens to call his lawyer when Maggie does her performance piece), is a generally nice guy
 * Lipstick Lesbian: Maggie definitely. Frances is more of a chapstick lesbian, and Judy is a lipstick lesbian who is also a transwoman
 * Maggie's probably a lot closer to a chapstick lesbian (going off her clothing). Frances is butch in the way Rachel Maddow is butch.
 * Obfuscating Stupidity: Possibly the reason why Lila is unaware her daughter is gay.
 * Only Sane Man / Team Mom: Judy, who seems to be in charge of keeping the cast's collective sanity in tact. Some would go as far as to say she does the same for the audience.
 * Stargate City
 * Transparent Closet: Maggie is pretty obviously gay, and yet her mother is completely oblivious