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Sappho (2008)

Taglines:

Love is what is love

Quotes:

Phil: And? What comes next?::Helene: It's lost. We'll never know.::Sappho: Perhaps we should decide for ourselves.

Sappho: You can marry Helene. You can have her if you like.::Phil: I'm not a Turk. I can't have two wives. It's in the rules.::Sappho: Don't be so boring, Phil. There are no rules in this game. There's nothing we can imagine that's not allowed. What's love is love.::Phil: Well, what's loyalty is that too. Don't you care if I sleep with other women now?::Sappho: You can sleep with other boys too if you like.::[to Helene]::Sappho: Will you marry my husband?::Helene: Yes.::Sappho: Then it's perfect. It's all that simple. We can all be married to one another.

Phil: Don't you understand? Nothing good will come out of this game. All of us being together will not last. We'll take sides, get jealous, and start to hate one another.::Sappho: Just like it happens when two normal people get married?::Phil: Maybe. But that's how it is most times. It's the way nature meant it to be.::Sappho: [to Helene] You see Helene, that's what makes Phil a bad painter. He paints ordinary pictures that ordinary people will buy.

Sappho: I love you.::Helene: Why?::Sappho: Do I need a reason? I just do.::Helene: Don't you care about Phil?::Sappho: Of course I care about Phil. But making love with you feels just right.::Helene: But that's where you're wrong. This is how girls fool around when there are no men around.::Sappho: How is a woman making love to another woman any different then a woman making love to a man?

Helene: Have you come to say goodbye?::Sappho: Goodbye?::Helene: Aren't you going home? To America?::Sappho: I am home. This is Lesbos... and I am a lesbian. I've always known who I am. This is my home.::Helene: It's so boring here. You are welcome to it.::Sappho: It's like always a never. The sea breaking against the rocks. The one always wanting. It's the hardest thing loving someone who doesn't love you.::Helene: I'm sorry. It's not my fault.::Sappho: Come and be my girl. To feel your face and hear your footsteps, I'd give the world.::Helene: I am a woman now. I have made love to you and your husband. I want a husband of my own and children. You can't give me what I want.