this film is to speak of the love of men, Almodovar is a genius in this regard. The protagonist Pablo is an excellent film director. He has a lover named Juan. The handsome Juan loves him deeply. Juan left Madrid to the beach in order to pursue the lighthouse he had longed for. He sent Pablo a picture of himself under the lighthouse to give him the opportunity to see him at the beach. The two wrote letters to express their love. Pablo met Antonio in the disco and took him home for the night. So Antonio fell in love with Pablo. Although Pablo knew from the beginning to the end that he only loved Juan in his heart and was just playing with Antonio, but Antonio is not as gentle as Juan. He loves fiercely and passionately, and he wants everything he has. . So, when Antonio discovered Juan's existence, he rushed to find Juan in front of Pablo and killed Juan during the dispute. Pablo was so heartbroken that he had a car accident and injured a leg. When the police found Antonio he kidnapped two hostages, the only requirement was that he had to negotiate with Pablo. So Pablo exchanged two hostages. Antonio told the police that he needed an hour to negotiate, so for the next hour, the police waited nervously downstairs with guns and live ammunition, but Antonio and Pablo were happily lingering in the room.
Antonio gently hugged Pablo onto the bed and took off his pants... He had never been so patient, never so gentle, never so calm, even though the police downstairs were ready to rush to arrest him at any time... …After the lingering, before Pablo could react, Antonio shot himself. Pablo leaped over with his injured leg and hugged Antonio, kissed him, and moaned in grief. Two naked men huddled together, one was dead, and the other didn't know how to live. At this time, the police downstairs are crawling up to catch the murderer...
I've been thinking about Pablo's love or affection for Antonio more. But anyway, it seems that the happiest person in this movie is Antonio, because at the end of his life he finally got his beloved, which is enough.
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