The blood-colored Seine, the "corpses" of living people, trust and companionship, slience=mort, the bizarre night scene and the raging virus under the microscope... The real helplessness and madness, the government's inaction, the interests of pharmaceutical companies, and the few They have to act up as a group, for themselves and for those who might be their companions but are fortunately not yet. Sean's life is very short, a radical, it seems that he has changed a lot and nothing at all. His ashes are finally scattered on the dining table of those politicians. Anyway, there will be no sympathy. Nathan and Sean should not be said to be the only love for each other, but in that special period, Nathan met Sean, was attracted and fell in love, and then because of Sean's illness, Because of responsibility, trust or something else, he accompanied him to the end. In the sex with Tim after the ashes were scattered, he finally broke down and cried, so I also put aside the question of why he would seek.. when Sean died, people still need a little comfort when they are vulnerable. The ending is pure silence, with the credits rolling in silence after the twinkling lights and the dance floor, and that's probably the only way this movie could have ended.
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