Strictly speaking, this is not a same-sex movie. It can only be a point.
After watching the whole movie, there are no obvious features or performances.
But it is this tone that everything is silent, which makes the whole film ambiguous.
When a Japanese officer (Sakamoto Ryuichi) first questioned him (British Army Major Jack) in court and acquitted him, he was already attracted by his honesty, ease and carelessness. The main thing is that his eyes are so beautiful, so divine, and it's all translated in a few shots. It's not like other movies to have a close-up or a fixed expression.
It is a very natural and natural statement that expresses all mental activities. From the beginning to the end, it is a contest of psychological struggle and compromise. When asked to execute the soldier, Jack stepped forward and kissed Ryuichi Sakamoto twice on the face, gently, beside him, in a less sensitive place. The next performance of Long Yi is the highlight of the whole film, a kind of panic, a kind of happiness, a kind of unknown feeling. In an instant, he fell down, all on his face. It's coming too fast, it's too unnatural, it's not the time, it's not ready!
The ending has proved that the buds of love, the two have long known, but they just don't know how to deal with it, so they have to let it grow!
Mr.Lawrence is actually the protagonist and the supporting role. He is just a recorder and the final witness of this story.
During the time of the Imphal campaign, there were such two people, who did not know who took the initiative? Who is playing stupid? Whoever touched it intentionally, it was like two tentacles testing, like a shell opening a little.
Just started and ended, the location is wrong, the environment is wrong, or the characters are wrong?
Who is to blame? Worldly? war? desire?
A good movie worth savoring
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