The connection of some plots of the movie is not in place, but it is a movie worth recalling. Traditional Georgian dance emphasizes the male dancer's vigor and vigor, and only dances that dance with masculinity are excellent. In my opinion, Mehrab is the same, not double. It was only because of the influence of traditional social values that he became a "couple" with the heroine. It was not until Mehrab met Iraqi that he truly recognized himself and released himself. The difficult family environment of the two male protagonists also made them unable to take every step freely, and finally forced to part ways in life, one lost his dream job, and the other married a lover who may not be his favorite. This kind of story is very touching. Tao is very sad, but what is even more sad is that there are still many people in the same situation in the world. What they want is not privilege, but equality. LGBT people are ordinary people and deserve the same rights as ordinary people. Although the movie is BE, but there are also gratifying aspects, one is that Merab finally chose to express his true self through dance, to challenge the reality that has always suppressed him; the other is the understanding of his brother, "You have to Leaving Georgia, Merab, you have no future here", the most tear-jerking part of the movie is this scene, who doesn't want to have a family who can understand and support him; the third is the company of his girlfriend, no quarrels, no nonsense, always Silently supported by his side. Finally, I hope that one day we can express ourselves bravely and meet people who understand you and love you.
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