The film doesn't feel like it's full of brilliance anywhere, but the emotional outbursts of the characters are still there. It is this fluent expression that makes people think more, reflect on the status quo, what we did, did not do, and should do.
The film describes the outbreak of AIDS in France in the 1990s, and shows us the neglect of the government and society under the menacing impact of AIDS, the patients' powerlessness to the disease, their helplessness to survive, and their fear of death. Compared with healthy people, they are more thirsty for time, more afraid of death, and even the helplessness brought about by AIDS, which makes their emotions unrestrained to an almost immoral level under this coercion. After watching the film, I will keep thinking, I will reflect on the environment, and I will reflect on my own behavior. AIDS already exists, whether it is the government, society, or individuals, they should face it with a more positive attitude and behavior; everyone should be responsible for their own behavior, not simply handing over safety issues to others, but should pay more attention to their own. Behavior is the foundation of safety. The film also used the topic of AIDS to express its disappointment with the French government at that time. The government did nothing throughout the film. Only relevant government personnel appeared at the beginning, and even only the police stopped and arrested the troubled patients, showing the government's negative attitude. , the attitude of indifference, and the attitude of the government also affects the media, social groups, pharmaceutical companies, and the public's views on AIDS. The director should think that the government has made a difference in this catastrophe.
There are several special scenes in the film that are very interesting and thought-provoking. One is the red Seine River, which symbolizes the dead AIDS patients, symbolizes the raging and menacing AIDS, and also implies the need to popularize AIDS-related knowledge and new ideas. The second is the carnival of AIDS people under bright and dark spotlights. From the beginning of the dance hall with only men, to the addition of women in the last scene and the numbness on the faces of the revellers, it implies that AIDS is not only spread among gay men, but Between human beings, it may exist between you and me, and it also shows the helplessness of AIDS patients under the existing medical conditions; third, the rational and rational excesses and violent behaviors shown by the French in the film are also very disturbing. people think.
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