reflects with pure love the social problems of boys in the family being sexually abused.
The protagonist of the story, Nathan, is an introverted and handsome boy. Autistic and lonely, always walking with her head down and not daring to look directly at people Own. Roy is the new neighbor of Nathan's family who moved to the local area. He is also a classmate of Nathan's new school. At the same time, he is also a part-time school bus driver. Every day Nathan meets him on the school bus. Roy is the sunshine that shines into Nathan's heart, and Roy has a stronger feeling for Nathan than his girlfriend. In short, the two children of the same age are in love with each other, and the love is inseparable. Roy has given Nathan a lot of care, Take him for a ride, swim, blend in with his friends, find a temporary shelter for Nathan when he hides from his father, but happiness doesn't always last long, or too much happiness always invites jealousy, especially for A child who doesn't even treat God kindly, Nathan died in a camping with friends. They entered a strange house to take an adventure. Nathan and Roy were having an affair and were discovered by their friends. Nathan, who was alone, was coveted for a long time. One of his friends, Burke, was kidnapped, raped and brutally killed. . .
Roy was saddened by Nathan's death, but one day, Nathan came back and they could meet again on the school bus every day. . .
The film has been narrating quietly, coolly and indifferently, recording like a documentary, without deliberately creating romance, without exaggerating pain, and even conflict is forbearance.
The film also does not have the scene of the father's direct violation, but is reflected through the characters' behavior and dialogue. For example, Roy suspects that Nathan's skills are too skilled. For example, Nathan guards against a series of behaviors of his father, and dares not go home at night and sleep alone with a blanket. In the cemetery, it is really sad to watch, like a small animal, stubbornly and cautiously living in this miserable world.
Dream Boy, dream boy, dream boy, or "dream boy", Nathan is such a boy, beautiful, pale, fragile, but has an unusual attraction to men, full of forbidden dreams.
He is poison, but it is not the luxurious corruption of opium, but the small freshness of poppy, which tempts your heart and haunts your dreams, indifferent but penetrating.
He made people want to resist, but he couldn't help himself, whether it was his father or Burke, he was sinking and full of guilt, so Burke raped him and then killed him.
Such a boy, born to belong to the wild house in the movie, is mysterious, gloomy, like a trap, making people curious and confusing, and there are true and false legends circulating.
This wild house is also Nathan's inner world, lonely, lonely, empty, full of shadows, he lives here and never leaves.
There is no color here, only eternal loneliness
so Nathan can die here and be reborn here.
dwell with them
and they will be his people
and he will be their god
and god shall wipe away all tears from their eyes
and there shall be be no more death,neither sorrow ,nor crime
neither shall there be anymore
painfor the former thingsare passe
awayand he that satupon the throne said
behold, I make all things new Look, I made everything new
so he got up, went to Roy
that was the only light in his life
Some love, destined to be only in a dream.
The film's narrative is clear, the symbols are clear, the emotional handling is neat (mainly because my sister doesn't like sensationalism and dog blood), the actors' performances are in place, and there is no lack of beauty and eroticism. In short, it is a good film.
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