Lesbian Space Princess

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.

Cast

Shabana Azeez

as Saira (voice)

Gemma Chua-Tran

as Willow (voice)

Richard Roxburgh

as Problematic Ship (voice)

Bernie Van Tiel

as Kiki (voice)

Kween Kong

as Blade (voice)

Jordan Raskopoulos

as Queen Leanne (voice)

Madeleine Sami

as Queen Anne (voice)

Zachary Ruane

as Larry (voice)

Mark Bonanno

as Leader (voice)

Broden Kelly

as Josh (voice)

Reviews

BoostJuice

A joyful, colourful celebration of queer culture from a queer perspective, filled with irreverent Australian humour...

CinemaSerf

On a planet of lesbians ruled by her disappointed mothers, "Princess Saira" always ends up in the singles section of their annual celebratory ball. Then she goes and gets herself a girlfriend called "Kiki" and their hopes for their daughter skyrocket. Sadly, though, "Saira" proves a little too inten...

kingacethegreat

There's two ways a comedic movie can go. Be funny and have an underlying emotional subplot, or double down on the comedic aspect, not to be taken seriously. Lesbian Space Princess is the latter. I love media like that, but the thing about doubling down is that if it's not funny, I'm just looking at ...

ona

*(note4me: copied from letterboxd) - 28 August 2026* ***Spoilers, beware*** This certainly was... something. Music wise, this was horrible. The songs were so bad I cringed. As for storytelling, I think the only things I liked about it was that the maliens got together and that bitch Kiki wa...

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