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Inkling
The scenes you have with two women in conversation include subjects other than men, though, right? Because as long as they talk about something else at some point, you totally pass. There are loads of legit reasons for two women to talk about a man or men, but very few reasons for them to talk exclusively about a man.
The two most recent pieces of media I've consumed are the trailer for The East and a few episodes of Hannibal. The East passes Bechdel in the trailer, which made my day, even though the three female leads will probably have cause at some point to discuss male characters when in conversation with each other. And Hannibal passes in the third episode, even though Abigail and Alanna discuss Abigail's dad in the same conversation. Point is, passing Bechdel does not require the complete avoidance of discussing any man, ever; it just requires that female characters have something else to talk about sometimes.
The two most recent pieces of media I've consumed are the trailer for The East and a few episodes of Hannibal. The East passes Bechdel in the trailer, which made my day, even though the three female leads will probably have cause at some point to discuss male characters when in conversation with each other. And Hannibal passes in the third episode, even though Abigail and Alanna discuss Abigail's dad in the same conversation. Point is, passing Bechdel does not require the complete avoidance of discussing any man, ever; it just requires that female characters have something else to talk about sometimes.