Rather than calling it a gay movie, I would call it a simple romance. The ignorance of youthful feelings and the most genuine desires of people are stimulated by the warm environment of the warm sunshine, delicious fruits and melons in summer, resulting in a feeling of first love. This even reminds me of
The characters of all the characters in the play are inclusive and wise, and their real thoughts and actions are respected by everyone. Including the protagonist's own thoughts, the protagonist's behavior is not caused by any gender barriers. The tone of the film itself is not secular, but a utopian existence. No one cares about being gay or not, but only about love. So after watching it, I don't worry about whether it is a gay movie or not, I only care about the summer in that small town in southern Italy.
Comrade being talked about? Not in this movie! Parents are very tolerant, the child's life is his own, just take it well. When the mother found out that her son liked Oliver, she even tried to match them up. What's more, the little girlfriend who had a one-night stand forgave him.
Comrade inferiority complex? Not even in this movie! The protagonist sees the glittering Oliver and naturally falls in love with him. Very brave to confess like a middle-aged man, Oliver also admitted that he likes him. Only love and nothing else.
So it's not a gay movie, it's a utopian romance
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