the right to love

Lowell 2022-04-23 07:03:35

[Ordinary Heart] [Everyone has the right to pursue love] The theme of the film is the struggle for human rights and the struggle against the unknown AIDS in 1982. The love between the two protagonists is just polished, but still very abusive. Super sweet, two people, but it always ends in tragedy. At that time, it was generally believed that AIDS was spread among the same sex. The same sex had certain rights in society, but it was still fully accepted. They lived in the shadow of death and social pressure, and this film describes a group of people. struggle. Among them, the deep affection of the two protagonists is indeed a moving point. It also reflects the entire social state at that time from one side. Hey, please treat people with AIDS kindly, face AIDS squarely, and keep fighting.

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  • Marshall 2022-04-01 09:01:10

    Movie clips. I really like Big Mouth's performance in it, it's very exciting. The United States is still quite open to the subject of gays.

  • Dianna 2022-03-20 09:02:19

    The most worthy performance of Emmy should be Joe Mantello's big outbreak in the office and Julia Roberts' confrontation with officials of the Department of Health.

The Normal Heart quotes

  • Bruce Niles: You don't look THAT Jewish.

    Ned Weeks: And you don't look gay, so I guess we can both pass for white people.

  • Felix Turner: Ned, I have something to tell you.

    Ned Weeks: You're finally pregnant!