If there is such a person, he is excellent, he is conscientious in his work, but also has small achievements, he is liked by leaders, and he is loved by his friends and colleagues; he has a person who loves himself and he loves; he also has a warm The extended family, siblings and parents loved him. I believe that most people like to envy such a person.
If this person adds an additional condition, the person he likes happens to be the same gender as him, that is to say, he likes him, the so-called homosexuality, at this time, the people who like him are half and half. Some people say that homosexuality is not in line with biology , immoral, unrespected, etc. Others say that people can still be good friends without hindering anyone they like.
If this person adds an attachment, he is a homosexual with AIDS, will you still like him and become friends or colleagues with him?
The story is in such a background, Andrew is such a person, and then he was abandoned, his boss and colleagues found a reason to fire him because of homosexuality/AIDS, and he who was excellent suddenly became an irresponsible person , and was fired, he chose to take his former boss/colleague to court. He was chosen by fate, but he was not defeated by fate. In this city with the spirit of freedom, in this city that respects human rights, they succeeded.
I was felt, and I think those brave people yesterday have the power, the freedom, and the stability we have now.
In the middle of the movie, when Miller wanted Andrew to prepare for his upcoming court appearance, Andrew and Miller were talking about a play, Andrew dabbled and recited the lines of a play affectionately. Switch between red lights and shadows, the darkness before dawn is also the dawn, try to live
At the end of the movie, Andrew won the lawsuit, the company compensated him, and his life came to an end. On the hospital bed, everyone he loved and loved him said goodbye to him and said "see u tomorrow" to him. Enron farewell, yesterday is gone, today is short, tomorrow may not come.
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