I feel that cmbyn has become a mode of making tx literary and artistic movies. Although the degree of completion of this film is not as good as that of cmbyn, the portrayal of many scenes is too superficial, and the two erotic scenes that could have been done very well seem too rough and hastily, and the feelings come too inexplicably and go too inexplicably. But this film should focus more on the exploration of self-identity, borrowing the body language of traditional Georgian dances to describe the oppression of women's sexuality by the environment of the whole country, and at the same time using the male protagonist's dance to suggest the male protagonist's femininity Awakening and self-acceptance, these also constitute the two most moving scenes in the whole film, one is the male protagonist dancing on the sunset in front of the second male (the background music with robyn's honey is not too genius), and the other is the last scene of the male During the interview, the host made a feminine gesture in front of the interviewer, which was not only a complete awakening of the male protagonist's self-consciousness, but also a challenge to Georgia's traditional patriarchy.
This movie is not perfect from the story text. The switching of the scene and the development of the story reveal a kind of rush to work, but I still enjoy this movie very much. The performance of the male protagonist is very good. Which txl is watching the male lead? The Lord will not relate to the scene where he squeezes his head into the pillow and weeps after he wakes up from a dream of kissing with the second male. This kind of expressiveness is not inferior to that of Ms. Sweet Tea in cmbyn crying while sitting in front of the wall fire. And dancing with honey as background music, i mean come on, gay feel blessed.
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