I'm just talking about my personal feelings. I'm heterosexual. Although I respect everyone's sexual orientation, I still feel slightly uncomfortable when I see some restricted-level scenes between gay people in the film, so I don't deliberately choose to watch gay people. film (unless its artistic achievement is high, so-called famous).
But watching this movie, I didn't realize the existence of the label of comrade at all. To be precise, there was too much understanding and resonance in the process of watching the movie. The intimacy seems familiar, and even the intimacy peculiar to them is familiar, which is exactly what I have experienced.
So based on this, I personally think that this film transcends gender, it is about love itself.
Yes, to add: The last words a father said to his son apply to us all.
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