Maybe it's because the appearance of the protagonist is not suitable for the school days, which leads to some dramas in the early timeline; but it is different when you are an adult, and the change of shape and fit will gradually improve with the trend of the plot.
This is a biographical film adapted from a real person. From the turmoil of adolescence, admiration, confession, falling in love, and defecting for love, to the period of burnout and derailment, and finally to the return for love, infection, and death, it seems that most of the Early gay love tragedies all go the same way.
John's last request to have sex, and John's death, Tim is more afraid of losing his memory when he loses his lover. These are the two biggest tears in the film. Yes, life is too short, no one knows whether he will live tomorrow, cherish the person in front of him, hug him tightly, and don't regret it after losing it.
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