Before going, I took a quick look at the plot introduction. I think it should be like his previous movie, with a bit of personal autobiography, focusing on the psychology and life trivialities of the marginalized. But this movie is about love, a long-distance love run that lasted for ten years. Every close-up, gorgeous pictures, music and costumes are as beautiful as a work of art. And the feelings in it are so delicate, it is a visual and auditory feast on the big screen. When the cure and duran duran sounded, they couldn't help but get goose bumps.
The story begins in the late 1980s. Lawrence and Fred lie on a warm bed and talk love after a rainy day, like the most common little love literary film. They want to travel to New York casually, it is so sweet that people enviable.
And what followed was a slow plot ups and downs, disappointment, tolerance, despair and entanglement. When Lawrence started to dress up for the first time, Fred stood beside him, unable to give up his love for this man. She helped him buy a lady's wig and persuaded his sister and mother in the shop pretending to be calm.
In their room, there are always islands that they want to travel together, and their sweetness begins to fade at the point where Lawrence begins to feminize. At first, she was still sitting in the bathroom smiling and watching him make-up. How did she feel in her heart? When I went home after a quarrel with Lawrence and cried while taking a bath, my heart was about to break.
Later, they argued, and she finally wanted to leave this deformed feeling and leave this man whom the whole world couldn't understand. They started a new life, but a few years later they obeyed the most primitive love, collapsed and embraced, and were once again forced to return to the original track.
Year after year, the years polish the feelings, and love finally returns to peace, but when I mention that year, I will say lightly that it was the year we fell in love. In the best time, they can still get along with normal images-men and women so easily, and they have the hope of continuing to love forever.
Hope is a very illusory vocabulary. It seems to be easy to do, but once it disappears, it is vulnerable. Love is fragile and weak. I want to be a strong enough person to be with each other just for love. Whether or not transvestite has been abandoned by the whole society, I want to persevere, but after all, I can’t hide from the world. oppression.
Every time they meet, the relationship will undergo subtle changes. Behind the irresistible feelings, she understands that it is impossible to give up the current life for him, and he will not turn back into a real man for her. After all, this man gave She hurt so much. I went to the island where I wanted to travel, but it was different, and it had no original meaning. The scene of that scene was beautiful, but the quarrel at night and Fred waking up alone changed the atmosphere in the pale morning. Suddenly, they all know that they are no longer what they used to be. They always want to have a child, but when they do, they dare not give birth. It is a great happiness for a woman to have a child with her lover, but Lawrence is not even a real man, so how can he have the courage to welcome the arrival of this new life.
But I, I would rather they keep arguing like this endlessly, and I don't want to see them lead a parallel life and face another person day and night. I am too idealistic. I always hope that he can move back to the life of the past for Fred, but it is clear in my heart that seemingly simple things are in fact impossible to recover.
In the end she walked among the fallen leaves, everything followed the wind, she still throbbed in her heart but was helpless.
At the end of the movie, when they met for the first time, he raised his eyebrows at her, and she smiled shyly. The eye sockets were wet in an instant, and the people who lived in the past were really hopeless guys. When you have strode forward, you have been living in the year you just fell in love, the year you haven't changed, what a sad guy.
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