Lesbian Space Princess

Name: Lesbian Space Princess
Genre: Science Fiction, Comedy, Animation
Released: 2025-09-11
Duration: 90 min
Rating: 0.5
Cast: Madeleine Sami, Richard Roxburgh, Gemma Chua-Tran, Mark Bonanno, Kween Kong

A Queer as F*CK Sci-Fi Comedy

Rating

0.5 (1)

Release Date

9/11/2025

Runtime

90 mins

Genres

Science Fiction Comedy Animation

Overview

A space princess is thrust out of her sheltered life into a galactic quest to save her bounty hunter ex-girlfriend from the straight white maliens.

Status

Released

Original Language

English

Budget

$600,000

Revenue

$133,520

Homepage

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How It Feels

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A gloriously absurd sci-fi romp that uses space adventure and musical comedy as the vehicle for a breezy, irreverent queer love story. Think *Guardians of the Galaxy* energy filtered through a queer feminist sensibility, all sharp wit and explosive joy.

Mood

JoyfulPlayfulWhimsicalEuphoric

Themes

LoveFreedomComing apartIdentity

Tone

Comedic

Pacing

Brisk

Look

2D animationStylized genreNeon-drenched

Structure

Linear

Shabana Azeez

Saira (voice)

Gemma Chua-Tran

Willow (voice)

Richard Roxburgh

Kween Kong

Jordan Raskopoulos

Madeleine Sami

Bernie Van Tiel

Zachary Ruane

Mark Bonanno

Broden Kelly

Demi Lardner

Reuben Kaye

Reviews

nicolascagegoons

Aug 27, 2026

as someone who loves films from jane schoenbrun who, like them or not, are incredibly milennial in writing comedic dialogue. wether THEIR comedic dialogue works is up to you but what i mean by bringing it up is that i don't specifically dislike milennial comedic writing. sure it can be the most unfunny shit ever but it can be done and......this just doesn't.
the worst thing about is that its character writing is arguably on the same level and really i don't like the hazbin hotel-ification of queer media at all. why does everything has to remain and presented with zero weight, danger or impact? i think its setup is actual decent but after that it kinda limps forward for like 70 minutes where i don't know whats suppose to be funny and what im suppose to take seriously.
tone is incredibly important for such a film yet i never really felt a shift in it whenever something serious came up. also blablablabla "white males" blablabla.
its stereotypical.
(watch my filmography: <a href="https://boxd.it/2A45h">boxd.it/2A45h</a> )