3.26 - Good Luck to You, Leo Grande: A Room, A Stranger, and The Radical Act of Wanting More

Let’s dim the lights and step inside something a little more revealing with Good Luck to You, Leo Grande; a sharp, funny, and surprisingly moving story about what it means to rediscover yourself and start again.At its heart, this film is about women reclaiming their power - owning their desires, their bodies, and their right to feel joy without apology. It challenges agism, reframes the idea of sex work, and reminds us that self-love isn’t something you age out of… it’s something you grow into.Sometimes, what you’re searching for shows up in ways you never expected.Pairing it with the Keplinger Hangman’s Red Wine from 2017 feels just right - bold, layered, and a little untamed. With rich notes of dark fruit and spice, it mirrors the film’s emotional depth and slow unraveling of inhibition.Not a passive watch - or sip. Both invite you to lean into discomfort, vulnerability, and the beauty of truly seeing yourself.