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Sherman 2022-03-11 08:02:00
Handling - Director Alice Wu's Views on Ellie and Aster's Emotions
Summarize:
1. Eillie is definitely LGBT, may be bent, may be bi, and may even be pansexual in the future, the director does not want to die.
2. Aster's sexual orientation is unknown. The director said that they are seventeen-year-old children anyway. They grew up in a very conservative town, and they...
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Deontae 2022-03-22 09:02:57
The short review is too long
So delicate, the plot is very compact, the two heroines are the type that can impress me very much.
The ending is a more idealized mutual healing and mutual reconciliation—in fact, I think that the mutual perception between souls who can understand each other is indeed beautiful, but the...
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Paris 2022-03-11 08:02:00
Paul asks when Ellie will be able to date Aster Ellie sweetly said (writing to each other) it's a date - really laughing out lesbians really don't take the initiative and really want to spend their lives on the wall interactive real romance The scene is quite bloody. The church scene at the end is slightly embarrassing. I especially like the part where two people say they like Aster. Ellie is in the dark and Paul is in the light. A secret love that can't (can) be seen is probably a lot of adolescent boys and girls. Feelings 4 stars
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Stuart 2022-03-27 09:01:21
Obviously it's LOVE STORY?
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