Britt Rentschler

Jovanny 2022-03-26 08:01:01

The beginning of the film specifically mentions two years: 1969 (the heroine was 14 years old) and 1973 (the heroine was admitted to university).

In 1969, Americans landed on the moon, New York's gays and lesbians created massive riots at Stonewall bars ( Stonewall 2015 ), anti-Vietnam War marches...

Pattie 2022-03-26 08:01:01

The protagonist as the first point of view is not actually gay, so the perspective of this film is novel and unique, looking at the life of my uncle from the perspective of a niece. It reflects the new tolerance for things of the youthful young generation in the United States.

Many films like to...

Louisa 2022-03-27 09:01:23

Ten stars. He is a highly respected college professor from the upper classes in New York, and a gay son who is despised and despised by his father. He is an uncle who encourages his niece to be brave despite the pressure of his peers in the small town. He is also an ordinary person who dares not face his sexuality and tries to escape after being released from the closet society. He is a good companion who is knowledgeable and humorous, and a coward who kills his first love with vicious words. At the age of 46, at his father's funeral, Frank finally opened his heart and reconciled with himself, who had troubled him for half his life. On this day, tears are pain, guilt and bitterness, but also relief, calm and joy. Everything, just like the afternoon courtyard covered with bright sunshine, everyone has found their appropriate position, and they are chatting and laughing lightly. how wonderful.

Keshaun 2022-03-27 09:01:23

[Watching with Sister Li] I don't quite understand why this story is told from Beth's point of view. The wonderful and interesting first half makes me look forward to what happened from Beth's point of view when I attend the funeral in the second half, but I didn't expect Beth to be invisible in the second half. ...still too hasty, and character digging too shallow. Paul Bettany is not very good.