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gay at home
Dusty 2022-01-28 08:18:37
In fact, when I watched it, I kept thinking about whether the hero Zac was gay or not. The director's performance was really obscure. But I feel that the focus of this film is really not about the love between men and women like "Brokeback Mountain", but it is still family-oriented. Although the family had a lot of conflict, it seemed that after the storm, a deeper relationship developed and the family finally accepted his special tendencies. Anyway, it doesn't feel like a conventional filming method, there is no particularly exciting plot, and it is a relatively simple family drama.
Extended Reading
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Laurianne Beaulieu: [in the parking lot] It's what he wanted.
Gervais Beaulieu: So? It's not up to him. You want to turn him into a fairy?
[looking at Zac's toy]
Laurianne Beaulieu: Stop it, he's only five!
Gervais Beaulieu: He's almost six and looks seven.
Laurianne Beaulieu: Oh, come on!
Gervais Beaulieu: Never mind 'come on'. Now return it. Go on.
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Gervais Beaulieu: [about gay people] You've got to be sick to keep your penis in someone else's ass!
Laurianne Beaulieu: [pause] Hmm... You have bad memory.
Gervais Beaulieu: [pause] Well... that was different...