And Then We Danced Comments

Amiya 2022-03-27 09:01:20

Isn't this the Georgian version of Call Me by Your Name? I want to go to...

Colin 2022-03-27 09:01:20

As soon as CMBYI came out, it seems that the aesthetics of gay romance films all over the world have been taken away, at least there is a tendency to homogenize in casting. The paradigmatic narrative in "Then We Danced" is entirely predictable, but this cliché in the West is subversive in Georgia, as evidenced by the wave of protests the film sparked after its release in the country. The film seems too rushed to move from a private love story to a discussion of political themes such as "male...

Eunice 2022-03-27 09:01:20

The same-sex theme label should be second to this film. First of all, it is a moving youth film with a strong Georgian national style. Like many places in the world, it has always been a homogenization of leaving and staying, traditional culture and modernization. The entanglement, smoke and sea salt caramel milkshakes are all good in London; the tones of late autumn, even their wooden and brick yards have a kind of beauty of sunset, a few ballads are really sentimental, after reading...

Luther 2022-03-27 09:01:20

This LGBT film, branded with the Georgian stamp, has many shadows from other films, and the language of the dance scene replaces the direct expression of the characters. The drums and chorus are beautiful, Mehrab is beautiful, Mehrab's dancing is beautiful, and everything else is...

Skyla 2022-03-27 09:01:20

Three and a half. In the plot arrangement, the film basically adopts the LGBTQ standard template, and reflects the local oppression of the entire LGBTQ community through the competition-friction-throbbing-heating between the boy Merab and the boy Irakli, who first came to the Georgian folk dance troupe. Although the plot is more stereotyped, director Lewan Akin's excellent sense of camera and delicate control of the boys' emotions are impressive. The dance scenes of several key nodes greatly...

Kirk 2022-03-27 09:01:20

and.....then?! | Rewatch "A Vida Invisível de Eurídice Gusmão"...

Wade 2022-03-27 09:01:20

VIFF19 #11 [Playhouse] A good male protagonist is half the success of a movie. I can't help but raise the corners of my mouth when I see him laugh. A couple of dance scenes (Merab & Irakli duo, honey, solo at the end) plus heart-pounding drums is really breathtaking. Although many scenes remind me of cmbyn (smelling clothes, biting necklaces, making noises when entering the door in the middle of the night, understanding girls, congratulations on engagement, comfort from family), but there is...

Dario 2022-03-26 09:01:12

Love Maria's final reconciliation and brother's last words. Same-sex love is an introduction to Georgia's history and dilapidated present. Young people, where is the future? Oh...

Eldora 2022-03-26 09:01:12

This kind of nesting of family crisis, life crisis, and growing confusion is quite good, a little face blind, can't recognize who is who, which may also be the reason for the quality of the picture, there is no new design and even the dance at the end is a bit slow, You can get stuck in the process, but the characters still provide some...

Enid 2022-03-26 09:01:12

You can't see me secretly hide your earrings, can't see my joys and sorrows, it's all up to you, can't see how tender and affectionate I am when I look at you, can't see my tears after you go What you see is just the tip of the iceberg of my love for you and my love is bigger than the whole...