"Codependent Lesbian Space Alien Seeks Same," From Madeleine Olnek On the Earthling side is Jane (a perfect Lisa Haas), a sweet, unlucky-in-love store clerk surviving on fantasies and regular therapy. About to realize those fantasies is Zoinx (Susan Ziegler), one of three female aliens whose overabundance of "big feeling" is believed to be destroying their planet's ozone layer. Bald as eggs and with gills secreted beneath their Elizabethan collars, the aliens hope to save their home by getting their hearts broken - a task at which humans are thought to excel. Who knew "The Bachelorette" was beaming into outer space? Photographed in crisp black and white by Nat Bouman, this enormously likable movie keeps sexual politics on the back burner and the universal search for connection front and center. The budget probably had trouble stretching to a box of tinfoil, but the film's pleasures are in the details, like Jane's casual warning to "watch out for the syringes" when she and Zoinx ponder a Coney Island swim. A clever subplot involving the odd-couple relationship of two government agents - as well as actual news footage of a 2010 U.F.O. scare in Chelsea - cements the lighthearted tone, and toilet-flushing noises exemplify the sophistication of the special effects. Ed Wood would have been proud.