Get a blanket, hang up the Christmas decorations, grab some gingerbread cookies to eat, and enjoy these lesbian Christmas movies and shows. Who doesn’t love to get into the holiday vibes? It’s the most wonderful time of the queer!
Sadly, for the longest time, there wasn’t any lesbian representation in Christmas movies. We all know those traditional (aka conservative), nostalgic, and romantic Christmas movies. But where are the Christmas stories of us lesbians?
Luckily, a lot has changed in the past years, and finally, Christmas movies are diversifying (in many ways). There are more lesbian movies and shows than ever—and lesbian Christmas movies!
We were so excited when we heard about Happiest Season for the first time. But besides Happiest Season, there are other lesbian Christmas movies and shows to watch (as well as other lesbian holiday movies!). Keep reading to find out which ones.
Of course, we also included the new lesbian Christmas movies and short lesbian Christmas films in this article. Enjoy, and happy holidays!
Get Ready For The Holidays With These Lesbian Christmas Movies And Shows
Continue reading for the best lesbian Christmas movies. It’s the most wonderful time of the queer!
- Friends & Family Christmas (2023)
A Hallmark Christmas movie that is very lesbian!! It’s Hallmark’s first holiday movie centered on a lesbian romance– thank you!
We already got The Christmas House in 2020 and The Holiday Sitter in 2022; Hallmark’s Christmas holiday movies centered around gay couples. And now we have Friends & Family Christmas.
Starring the amazing queer actresses Humberly González (whom you might know from Ginny & Georgia) and Ali Liebert (who stars in many Hallmark movies), this lesbian Christmas movie is about the classic fake dating trope.
Fully focused on her work as a lawyer after a broken engagement and overwhelmed by all the Christmas events, Daniela asks her photographer friend Amelia to pretend to date to keep the parents happy. It seems to be the perfect solution until real feelings develop when they spend more time in each other’s lives…
Can we also get a sequel, please?
- Looking For Her (2022)
I keep smiling when I think about this cute lesbian Christmas movie. It’s so sweet, and how the lead actresses talk together feels so natural. And they have great chemistry!
When Taylor goes home for the holidays, her family also invites her girlfriend Jess so they can finally meet her. There’s only one big problem: Taylor and Jess are no longer together.
Not wanting her family to know about the breakup, Taylor hires an actress as her girlfriend and an ‘understudy’ for Jess. And you can guess it—they fall in love.
Alexandra Swarens stars as Olive, Jess’s ‘understudy,’ and wrote and directed the movie. You might know her from other queer movies!
You can watch the Looking For Her on YouTube and Prime Video.
- The Christmas Clapback (2022)
Black Entertainment Television (BET) produced another Christmas movie featuring Black lesbians, yay!
In 2020, we got The Christmas Lottery (more about that movie later in this best lesbian Christmas movies article), and in 2022, we got The Christmas Clapback.
Every year, the Miles family joins the Christmas cook-off competition in town. They get new competition when a social media influencer, Aaliyah, moves in next door and enters the competition. Can the Miles sisters handle Aaliyah and all the tips she gets from her followers?
Things get even more interesting when Aaliyah develops a romantic spark with Tisha, one of the Miles sisters.
You can watch The Christmas Clapback on Prime Video.
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- Happiest Season (2020)
Happiest Season is the first lesbian Christmas movie from a big Hollywood production. And with Kristen Stewart in it!! How exciting!
The lesbian movie was originally going to be screened in cinemas in 2020. But because of everything that happened in the world in 2020, it only became available online (first on Hulu and now on other streaming platforms like Netflix, too!).
2020 wasn’t a great year for many things, but it was for one thing: lesbian movies. There were quite some lesbian movies released in 2020!
Happiest Season stars Kristen Stewart and Mackenzie Davis and is directed by Clea DuVall. Both Kristen and Clea are part of the LGBT community, and the story is based on Clea’s past holiday experiences.
She had never seen her story presented in a Christmas movie, so she thought Happiest Season would be the perfect opportunity to tell a universal story from a different perspective. We want to thank you for that, Clea!
The story is about a lesbian couple returning home for Christmas. Abby, played by Kristen Stewart, wants to propose to her girlfriend Harper, played by Mackenzie Davis. But Abby doesn’t know that Harper isn’t out yet to our conservative family…
Also, we are so excited that Daniel Levy (from Schitt’s Creek) plays in this movie!! We love him too!
- Under the Christmas Tree (2021)
In 2020, we got the lesbian Christmas movie Happiest Season; in 2021, we got Under the Christmas Tree. It’s a cute lesbian Christmas movie and Lifetime’s first Christmas movie with a lesbian romance.
Lifetime already made The Christmas Setup in 2020, Lifetime’s first movie about a gay romance. And we are super happy we got a lesbian Christmas romance in 2021.
The movie is about Alma Beltran and Christmas tree whisperer Charlie Freemont. The two cross paths when Charlie searches for the perfect Christmas tree for the Maine Governor’s Holiday Celebration in Alma’s backyard.
Romantic sparks fly between the two, and we loved this cheesy, cute lesbian Christmas movie. The storyline isn’t super original, but who cares? It’s a happy lesbian Christmas movie with a happy ending and without gay struggles (no coming-out drama, for example, like in Happiest Season).
Keep those cheesy lesbian Christmas movies coming.
You can watch Under the Christmas Tree on Prime Video in certain countries.
- A Holiday I Do (2023)
More new lesbian Christmas movies! Lesbian streaming network Tello Films loves making lesbian Christmas movies. And I love watching them!
They are often cute, cheesy, and very lesbian. Plus, most of the time, queer actors are used, like in A Holiday I Do!
What is the lesbian romantic comedy about? Single mom Jane manages the family’s horse farm after losing her father. Trying to hold it all together, she also agrees to be the best woman of her friend’s ex-husband’s wedding.
Things are hectic and complicated, especially when she falls for the wedding planner, Sue. A lesbian romance sparks! And Jane also needs to save the horse farm…
Will she manage everything?
- Let It Snow (2019)
Let It Snow is an LGBT Netflix Christmas movie. We didn’t know about the lesbian storyline included in the movie, and we fell in love.
It may not be the main love story of the movie, but it’s still quite a big one. And a cute one, too. There are even two lesbian kisses (sorry for the spoiler). And we love how out and proud one of the girls is.
The Christmas movie is about a group of friends that live in a small town. A snowstorm hits the town on Christmas Eve, and their friendships and love lives collide. Nothing will be the same the next morning.
Extra queer angle: one of the lesbians is portrayed by Liv Hewson, who identifies as non-binary in real life.
We patiently wait for lesbian Netflix to make more Christmas movies with lesbian storylines. Or why not a lesbian Christmas movie with a lesbian couple as the main storyline?
- Season of Love (2019)
It isn’t a list with the best lesbian Christmas movies without Season of Love on it! It’s a Hallmark-ish movie, but better, because of lesbians, lesbians, more lesbians, and many lesbian stories.
What we love about Season of Love is that it’s made by the lesbian community for the lesbian community.
This lesbian Christmas movie is about a diverse group of queer women and their connected love lives. During the holidays, they discover love is the best gift.
It sounds cheesy, right?! It’s a cheesy movie, but we need those during the holidays.
What would you do if you happened to stand under the mistletoe with someone you have a crush on? There’s only one right answer…
Season of Love is not available on streaming platforms like Netflix or Hulu, but you can rent or purchase the movie through Tello Films.
- The Christmas Lottery (2020)
YES! Black Entertainment Television (BET) produced a movie with a lesbian couple! We will say it again: we need more diversity in lesbian films!
We see so many white, femme lesbians and queer women. But we need Black lesbian visibility (and other queer women of color).
In The Christmas Lottery, three sisters are asked by their dad to return home for Christmas, as he won a lottery! Over the years, the sisters have grown apart, and while searching for the lottery ticket (which their mother, who suffers from dementia, lost), they learn to come together again.
One of the daughters is married to a woman, and we love how normal it is that they are together—how it is supposed to be. So there are no stories about coming out, struggles, etc., but two women who have been together from the start.
You can watch The Christmas Lottery on Prime Video, depending on your location!
- It’s a Wonderful Knife (2023)
Hello, queer Christmas slasher! This movie is a lot different from most happy and romantic lesbian Christmas movies on this list.
It’s a Wonderful Knife is filled with darkness and horror, but also some romance and comedy. Perfect if you are looking for some Christmas vibes and excitement (make sure to hold your girlfriend’s or date’s hand while watching!).
The movie isn’t centered around the lesbian romance, though, is a part of it. But there’s also a gay aunt involved in the movie! And there’s also a popular high school quarterback who’s openly gay.
In It’s a Wonderful Knife, we follow Winnie, played by nonbinary actor Jane Widdop, who wishes she had never been born and then ends up in a nightmare parallel universe.
Winnie must navigate this terrifying reality to realize her life’s worth and discover a way back to her own world. Her lesbian romance, Bernie, helps with this!
What It’s a Wonderful Knife on Prime Video.
- Christmas at the Ranch (2021)
Get ready for some lesbian cowgirl vibes! Tello Films loves creating lesbian holiday movies, and in December 2021, they released Christmas at the Ranch.
The script is a bit like the gay Christmas movie Dashing in December (more about that one later), and many other straight holiday movies, but now with queer women.
What is the lesbian Christmas movie about? Haley returns to her family ranch as her family needs help to save it from closure. She travels from the city to the countryside to help and falls for the ranch hand and cowgirl Kate, not at first, though, as things are a bit complicated from the start (of course, lesbians!).
But we do get a very happy ending, and we love this cheesy lesbian Christmas movie. Watch it on Prime Video.
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- Ghosting: The Spirit of Christmas (2019)
A lesbian Christmas movie with Aisha Dee in it, and we simply love her! Did you see the lesbian show The Bold Type? Then you know her too!
Ghosting: The Spirit of Christmas is about Jess, played by Aisha Dee, who goes on an amazing first date with a guy called Ben. After the date, she drives home and has a car accident. She wakes up as a ghost, and Ben waits and waits for Jess to text something back to him. She’s ‘ghosting’ him!
This doesn’t sound very lesbian, right?! But Jess best friend Kara is into girls, plus Ben’s sister too. And we like their storylines. Yes, it’s the subplot, however, the movie is still super worth the watch. It’s adorable.
You can watch this queer Christmas movie on Disney+.
- 8 Women (2002)
8 Women is a French musical comedy-mystery movie from 2002. The original title of the movie is 8 Femmes.
The movie unfolds in a big, isolated mansion in the French countryside, where a wealthy family gathers to celebrate Christmas. But everything changes when the eight women in the house find out Marcel, the head of the family, isn’t alive anymore.
What happened? And who did it? It had to be someone in the house, as the blizzard outside would have prevented someone from entering and leaving the house without a trace. Each woman in the house becomes a suspect.
Tensions rise, secrets emerge, and characters sing songs to convey their inner desires. One of the most memorable moments is the lesbian love confession and, of course, the on-screen lesbian kiss between Gaby and Pierrette.
I think the movie’s campy and melodramatic styles are interesting and well done!
- Carol (2015)
Carol is a lesbian love story made by gay filmmaker Todd Haynes.
It was named the best LGBT film of all time in 2016, and clearly, this is a good one. It’s a period drama, set in 1952.
Carol tells a love story: a girl (Therese) meets a girl (Carol), and they bond and fall in love. But, of course, it’s all complicated.
There aren’t as many Christmas vibes in Carol as in Happiest Season, Season of Love, and Let It Snow, but Therese and Carol meet when Carol is Christmas shopping.
Carol is a lesbian movie you must see during the holidays or any other time. You might be able to watch the movie on Netflix (depending on your location). You can also watch it on Prime Video.
- Merry Happy Whatever (2019)
It’s not only a list of lesbian Christmas movies, but also with lesbian Christmas shows! Merry Happy Whatever is a Netflix Original Christmas series with a lesbian storyline in it.
We aren’t huge fans of the series, but it’s definitely entertaining and easy to watch. And let’s be honest: we all watch something when we know there’s a lesbian involved in a series or movie.
Marry Happy Whatever stars Dennis Quaid, Ashley Tisdale (yes, from High School Musical!), and Bridgit Mendler.
The series follows a family during the holiday season, navigating through the ups and downs every family experiences. The father, played by Dennis Quaid, is the strict and traditional leader of the family.
Luckily, he becomes more open-minded throughout the series, which is especially important when his own daughter comes out.
Old traditions are replaced by new ones, and while there are many struggles, the series has a happy ending!
- City of Trees (2019)
Ainsley lives in the big city but goes to her small hometown for the holidays. It’s the first time in many years she’s been home with her parents, and she’s forced to deal with some unresolved feelings.
Also her feelings for a girl named Sophie! The two reunite and lovely things happen. We don’t want to spoil anything, just watch it yourself.
We do want to say the movie is not of the highest production quality, but it’s definitely a cute holiday movie to watch (if you can see through the production quality).
Depending on your location, you can watch City of Trees on Prime Video.
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- Every Time a Bell Rings (2021)
Remember the lesbian Hallmark Christmas movie starring Ali Liebert? You probably think, how can I forget the cute lesbian Christmas movie Friends & Family Christmas?
Before starring in Friends & Family Christmas, you could also see her in the Hallmark movie Every Time a Bell Rings (being the first Hallmark Christmas movie to feature lesbian characters!).
In this movie, three estranged sisters reunite for the holidays in their hometown to fulfill their dad’s last wish. During a Christmas scavenger hunt, they need to find the family’s wishing bell, but more importantly, they need to find each other again.
It’s a sweet story of sisterly love, and there’s also a lesbian romance included! As a longtime friend, Liam, is also very happy to see the three sisters back in town, though in particular one sister.
- Lez B0mb (2018)
Lauren is in a relationship with her girlfriend Hailey. Lauren’s family doesn’t know that yet, not even that she’s into girls. When Lauren goes home for Thanksgiving with Hailey, she wants to come out. But it proves to be very difficult.
Especially since her mom doesn’t like surprises. And Austin, Lauren’s (male) friend, and roommate decides to join the party unexpectedly. The family loves him very much, so that doesn’t help either.
Lez B0mb might be a movie full of clichés, but we love how this lesbian Christmas movie delivers a message of love, acceptance, and tolerance.
In reviews, we read that people think Hailey is too pushy by pushing Lauren to come out to her family. But I myself needed that little push, too, and I’m happy my girlfriend gave me that little push.
Otherwise, I would have never come out of the closet (or way later), and I felt relieved that I did (read my lesbian coming out story).
However, I also want to say it’s important to come out when you are ready.
You can watch this lesbian Christmas movie on Prime Video.
- What’s Cooking? (2000)
What’s Cooking? is a 2000 movie. It isn’t a very old movie, but many things have changed in the past years, so it is a bit outdated.
But it does feature a lesbian couple! And one that’s realistic and progressive.
The movie is about four ethnically different families living in Los Angeles, celebrating the Thanksgiving holidays. Every family of Vietnamese-American, African-American, Jewish, and Latino descent celebrates Thanksgiving in their own unique way, with each their own drama.
The Jewish couple has their daughter, Rachel, who is over from San Francisco. And Rachel brings her girlfriend with her. Rachel’s parents know about the lesbian relationship of her daughter, but prefer not to talk about it and to ignore it.
During the Thanksgiving dinner with the whole family, Rachel and her girlfriend have to pretend to be just friends and roommates, as the whole family can’t know about their relationship (according to Rachel’s parents).
At some point, Rachel can’t handle it anymore, and she needs to tell her secret, plus the fact that they are becoming a lesbian family as they are having a baby. Flabbergasted people at the table, guaranteed!
Watch What’s Cooking? on Prime Video.
- Anna and the Apocalypse (2017)
If a movie includes queer actress Ella Hunt, I need to watch it. Are there more Ella Hunt lovers here? Anna and the Apocalypse is an interesting one, though, and definitely not for everyone.
It’s a zombie film, perfect for your Christmas fear. The film includes comedy, horror, musical, LGBTQ+ characters, and coming-of-age elements.
Comedy, musical, horror, all in a Christmas movie? Yes, it might sound like a weird combination, but it’s actually well-made.
We follow a group of high school students around Christmastime as they try to survive a zombie outbreak. One of those students is the lesbian Steph, played by queer actor Sarah Swire.
Watch Anna and the Apocalypse on Prime Video.
- I Hate New Year’s (2020)
This movie is unique in many ways. First: it’s not about a religious holiday like Christmas, nor about a holiday with a problematic history (Thanksgiving), it’s about New Year’s. A holiday that’s literally celebrated worldwide (sometimes on a different date yes, but relatable to all).
As it’s about the New Year’s and holidays, we definitely wanted to include it on this list!
Rising music star Layne Price returns to Nashville for New Year’s as she’s struggling with writer’s block. She suspects it’s because of unfinished business with her ex.
But life has other plans, and she realizes she’s in love with her best friend!
Both lead actresses have Asian heritage (Dia Frampton is half Korean, and Ashley Argota has Filipino parents), and it’s such a joy to see a holiday movie where there are mature and positive queer women. It’s truly a celebration of lesbian love, and we love it!
Also, the songs are cute! And the production value is actually better than most lesbian indie films.
You can watch I Hate New Year’s on Prime Video.
- Rent (2005)
This one is for musical lovers! If you haven’t seen Rent yet, it’s about time! Rent is the movie version of the award-winning musical.
The movie is from 2005 and is about a group of Bohemians living in East Village, New York City. They struggle with their lives, love, AlDS, lack of money, loneliness, addiction, and acceptance.
Plus, the never-ending search for happiness. They have one motto: live like it’s the last day of your life!
The story revolves around the two roommates, Mark and Roger, but it also involves an interracial lesbian couple, a gay couple, and their other friends. In the second part of the movie, you see more of the lesbian couple.
There’s lots of singing going on in Rent, so it’s not a movie for everybody. We love watching it but be prepared for an emotional roller coaster. Plus Idina Menzel plays in it, and we simply love her!
The movie covers a whole year, so it starts during the Christmas holidays and ends during Christmas, too.
You can watch Rent on Prime Video.
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- Merry & Gay / Christmas With Love (2022)
A lesbian Christmas 2022 movie! Created by the same writer, producer, and director of Christmas at the Ranch, Season of Love, and I Hate New Years, Christin Baker. Christin is doing a great job creating LGBTQ+ holiday movies!
Merry & Gay includes a non-binary actor as one of the leads. It is about two mothers hatching a plot to reunite their children, Becca and Sam (played by Dia Frampton and Andi René Christensen).
Becca and Sam were high school sweethearts and best friends, though Becca left town to pursue her career in New York City.
What will happen when they reunite again? Will Christmas be Merry & Gay eventually?
You can watch Merry & Gay on Prime Video, under the title Christmas With Love.
- We Need a Little Christmas (2017)
This movie is about a group of Black lesbian friends who spend a weekend together in a cabin.
To be very honest, the quality of the production is not great. But the story is lovely.
We get to see mature lesbians (a cast of queer women of color) having relatable conversations and struggles. We’re sad that this movie is often overlooked!
You can watch We Need a Little Christmas on YouTube!
- A New York Christmas Wedding (2020)
A very diverse Christmas movie that we love to watch. The main character is a queer Black Latina woman, and her first love story is the sweetest.
It isn’t the best-made movie ever, but you should definitely watch it. The movie was made in 14 days with a small budget all around New York City, and you will notice that. Nevertheless, it’s an inclusive and diverse movie and a much-needed story.
A New York Christmas Wedding was part of the American Black Film Festival, and you can watch it on Netflix right now. If you aren’t located in the United States, use a VPN (we recommend Surfshark) to watch it. The movie is also available on Prime Video.
What is this lesbian Christmas movie about? After Jennifer is visited by her guardian angel, she ends up in an alternative world.
What if she hadn’t denied her feelings for her best (girl)friend? Would she still be living in Manhattan with her wealthy boyfriend? Or would things have ended up a lot differently?
The movie includes an interracial lesbian wedding, lots of Christmas vibes, love, and so much more! And we totally agree with the producer: ‘ It’s a feel-good movie, but with a different narrative.’
We are craving more diverse, different stories!
- Friendsgiving (2020)
Okay, this movie is all over the place, and we have many mixed feelings.
But a big yay for a queer female director, and more yays for the ‘fairy gaymothers’ in the form of famous lesbian comedians Wanda Sykes, Fortune Feimster, and Margaret Cho.
The story is about two best friends, Molly and Abbey, who plan to celebrate Thanksgiving together. Lots of things happen (honestly, a little too much), and they end up with a Friendsgiving party for many people.
Abbey came out a year ago and is very much not over her first girlfriend (that was super harmful). Molly invites a bunch of stereotypical lesbians for Abbey to hook up with.
And then there are Abbey’s fairy gaymothers, who say every baby gay gets them (WHERE WERE MINE?). The movie is a rollercoaster.
You can watch Friendsgiving on Prime Video.
- Orange Is the New Black 1×13 (2013)
This iconic lesbian show has one episode that’s about the holidays.
The first season’s last episode, Can’t Fix Crazy, is packed with action and Christmas vibes. You’ve probably all seen OITNB already, but rewatching this episode to get into the holiday vibes is always a good idea!
In the episode, Poussey, Cindy, and Taystee give a beautiful performance of Joy to the World. And Alex and Nicky share a hot moment.
If you don’t know OITNB yet, the show is about Piper, who ends up behind bars, where she gets reunited with her ex-girlfriend. But the series isn’t just about Piper, it’s about many (queer) women in the prison!
You can watch the series on Netflix.
- Wynonna Earp 3×06 (2018)
For everybody who loves to see the supernatural on screen, go watch Wynonna Earp. It’s about Wynonna Earp, who’s a demon kiIIer and kiIIs other creatures.
Her sister, Waverly Earp, who is also one of the show’s lead characters, is in a relationship with sheriff Nicole Haught.
We love their chemistry, and they have many amazing lesbian scenes during the series. They are lesbian shipped ‘WayHaught’.
Episode 6 of Season 3, named If we make it through December, is all about preparing for Christmas. And there’s lots of cute Wayhaught involved!
You can watch Wynonna Earp on Prime Video or Netflix.
- Sense8 2×01 (2016)
Okay, Sense8 is probably the queerest TV show ever made. Amanita and Nomi are the cutest interracial lesbian couple ever, and this two-hour Christmas special is too good not to mention.
Sense8 is about eight people worldwide (Mexico, India, Germany, Iceland, USA, Kenya, and South Korea) who were born simultaneously. They are connected to each other—they’re “sensates”: human beings who are mentally and emotionally linked.
It’s all very confusing, but the queerness should be enough reason to watch it.
You can watch Sense8 on Netflix.
- Dash & Lily (2020)
Dash & Lily is a queer-inclusive Netflix show that takes place around Christmas. We love the storyline of the series.
And although the main storyline isn’t a queer one, there is a trans woman, a gay guy, and a lesbian woman included in Dash & Lily.
Short Lesbian Christmas Films
Besides watching lesbian movies and lesbian shows, we also absolutely love watching lesbian short films. The perks of a short film: it’s short, powerful, and often with an original concept.
Enjoy watching these short lesbian Christmas films!
- Holiday Help Desk (2018)
Lauren has to work during Christmas Eve. Little does she know that working the help desk and picking up the phone on Christmas Eve will change her life!
This lesbian short film is really adorable and YAY for Asian lesbian representation!
You can watch Holiday Help Desk on Prime Video.
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- Will You Merry Me? (2020)
When you want to propose during Christmas, but there are so many obstacles to overcome. How relatable, when does a proposal ever goes smoothly?
You can watch this short lesbian Christmas movie on Lesflicks.
- The Postie (2019)
Amy is crushing hard on the new delivery girl and has to find a way to figure out if she’s queer…
Expect familiar awkwardness and cuteness!
You can watch The Postie on Prime Video.
- The Syed Family Xmas Eve Game Night (2021)
The Syed Family Xmas Eve Game Night is about the queer Muslim woman Noor who brings her new Puerto Rican girlfriend to her family holiday festivities for the first time, which is on Christmas Eve!
How will the family’s annual game night go?
Happy Holigays! Enjoy these lesbian Christmas movies and shows.
What’s your favorite lesbian Christmas movie? We would love to know! Comment below. And don’t forget to share this article with your lesbian friends.
Diversity and inclusivity are super important, and we love celebrating and supporting those stories. One day, we hope this list of lesbian Christmas movies and shows is endless, but sadly, we aren’t there yet.
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