Most gay film and television works focus on the true (xing) love of the same sex, and when moved, they will also sigh: it's a real drama, and it's fake enough to cry. With the development of queer culture today, what it needs is no longer presentations such as "Broken Arm Mountain" and "Gays and Mortals", because same-sex sexual orientation, as well as most of "sex" and "love", have been changed from The dark corners turned to the world. Next is how to examine and deconstruct it. Regardless of whether it is homosexual or heterosexual, you must eventually stay away from romantic love and intersect with life, society and life. Once love begins to talk about "art" and "method", it becomes very high and complicated.
After watching S01E01, I'm afraid I can't understand the connection between ordinary gay curiosity and the title of the play "Search". And when the story of P (Patrick), A (Agustin), and D (Dom) came to an end at the end of the first season, it was hard to say that it was just a few simple love stories. Life's no love story, in this sense, their experience itself is not about love stories, but about life, about human nature, about the long nights of emptiness and loneliness, and about life's problems.
Little P and A are very young post-80s, so it can be said that they are just familiar with the life trajectories of comrades. So what they revealed was their overwhelm in the face of the wonderful chemical reaction of their bodies, and their lack of calmness and confidence in the face of a relationship. A once quarreled with P, which revealed the dilemma faced by this generation of gays. Although A also pointed the way to P, and both of them should understand that your circle is very chaotic, and you should avoid the high-frequency reprinted slogan of serious love, but once it is practiced, the two are still walking on thin ice. The triangular relationship of PKR, as well as the daily life of A and bf, is very similar to looking: in the face of what they get is a confused look, in the face of emptiness, loneliness and cold, they all have a longing expression. I don't know what I'm looking for, I just can't find what I'm looking for.
The D, in its 40s, is different from them. Whether it's plucking up the courage to collect debts from ex, making a lot of appointments but not making deep friendships easily, or suddenly encountering a man, the spark explodes in his heart but still has no expression on his face, all of which seem to fit the character of a "come here". D has good girlfriends who accompany him, and he conceives a new plan for his life after encountering setbacks. After a loser in the past was injured by his bf, he did not hurt anyone again. He knows what can belong to him, and what can never be owned. Really good uncle and a potential stock.
Then, this is gay life unmasked, nothing more real. There are not so many buddies that are on the go and endless rounds, not so many gay bars that can get drunk, and not so many ideal sweethearts. Just dealing with the distance from those who are going one step further and what will happen is heart-wrenching and heart-wrenching.
There are no masters or winners in this circle, no matter how outstanding you are, you are still extremely downcast. If we're not careful, we'll forever be at a distance from what we're trying to find, rather uncertain. How to go on this road, and whether I have a child or not, are also intriguing.
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