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love needs no reason
Colten 2022-11-10 03:07:10
"Loveing" (2016) "Shana Film Festival" "History" "Biography" "Plot", some movies are telling a story slowly (may contain spoilers), the ending is very touching, very similar to "Loveing" (2016) Like Dignity Colony, based on a true story, some laws have been abolished. Love has no race and no regional differences. Marriage law is a basic right of citizens. It cannot be said that one cannot marry because of crossing races. Fortunately, in the film, the American civil rights advocated freedom at the time. The lawyer who was in Givernia at the time couldn't handle the case, so he called someone from the Free Society, and then the lawyer discussed the case through his chief professor and another lawyer, with the help of both lawyers , appealed to the Supreme People's Court and helped the two couples. Once the male protagonist's lawyer asked him what he wanted to tell the judge. He said, "Just tell the judge that I love my wife, and that's it." No love The crossover of races, without any legal form hindering love, is a basic right of citizens. The final film also clarifies that, for the couple in Givernia, this law will eventually be abolished, and the marriage law will be redefined
Extended Reading
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Richard Loving: [from trailer] Tell the judge I love my wife.
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[first lines]
Mildred: I'm pregnant.
Richard Loving: [long pause] Good. That's good.