The most shocking thing was Hoffman's performance. At the beginning, if I hadn't read it on Baidu in advance, I really couldn't tell that it was played by an actress. Actions, expressions, and even some neurotic subtle movements are very, very attentive. I think if the plot is a little more complicated and the shooting skills are more fancy, this film will have no problem hitting the Oscars.
Although there are some nonsense in the plot, for example, Kevin suddenly fell in love with an ugly "aunt" - this relationship is inexplicable and a bit abrupt.
The ambiguous relationship between Indians and Brie, mutual respect and mutual understanding, is very good. Especially when the two were drinking a bottle of beer in the summer night breeze, the Indian man played the guitar and hummed softly, and Brie looked at him, as if he could look forward to a better life after his transition.
The story came to an abrupt end when Kevin, who had completed his ideal of making a G-movie, came to visit Bree who had undergone surgery. A bit unfinished, in fact.
In general, this film should be divided into several categories for each moviegoer's feeling. The deepest feeling that gives me is the issue of respect for this special group of transgender people.
Like Bree said, I was just misplaced by God and my soul is clean. Be patient and wait like God to be born again. Surgery was the only way to return the trajectory of his life to its original position.
Everyone has the right to choose their own way of life, or that sentence, I can disagree with you, but I will defend your right to speak to the death. I can disagree with the path you choose, but I respect your right to choose.
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