I haven’t written a movie review for almost a month. I’m really unhappy this month. Too many things happened, too many things in my heart that I want to say, but how many people will understand when I say it. But I know very well that this is life, and what happened to me is related to my sexuality. So watching this movie resonated especially, especially the family part. Coming out with my family is a real milestone, and I've recently learned that it's not just me who has this problem, but everyone around me going through it.
The heroine in the film works in a gay bookstore, and one day meets a painter who paints, and the two quickly live together. It was a hit, and the heroine's mother and brother moved to a new place to live with their daughter. The relationship between the heroine and her girlfriend didn't want to be discovered by her family, so they collected it, but they couldn't help but love. Knowing by the traditional mother, the daughter can't avoid it if she wants to, and finally she is accepted by her mother. At the same time, the love story between the bookstore owner Francis and Drag Queen, the customs ban on gay videotapes and gay books all bring out the relationship between the gay movement and freedom.
Diversity of sexual orientation, no matter which one in the LGBT community. Is it necessary to care about his/her gender when falling in love with someone? To be honest, I don't mind at all, because I think "love is bigger than heaven". The love of twinkling girls may one day be accepted by more people because of society, but we can't control the eyes of the world, because this is still a corrupt society. Just like the actor in the city without wildness feels like a "pervert" to comrade, but comrade is an ordinary person, and there is no difference in love with ordinary people. Because of Love, love is powerful, and of course I hope I have the opportunity to have this love. As a gay man said, if there is a choice in the next life, he will choose the same sex.
There are many other people in the society who are very "vulgar". On the surface, they say they support you, but secretly they laugh at you and are afraid of you. I recently went to a group and met a guy with HIV. Although I didn't talk much, I would never discriminate against him. I appreciate his contribution to the society and his responsibilities to his comrades and society. "Homophobia"--Actually, I don't understand why I would be homophobic, maybe it's because I think others are "FREAK", but gays and transgender people are all "HUMAN".
Down in diversity I hope that what we do again is not International Day Against Homophobia, but just GAY PRIDE. I POUND OF MYSELF!
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