Chicago Film Festival. Haha, the first impression after watching it is that it turns out that the same-sex theme can still be shot like this. It's really the biggest surprise this year! American high school campus life and same-sex themes are well integrated, and the comedy part is just right. The male protagonist's description from the initial public about his fear of "coming out" to the frank release with his friends and family is quite real. Forced, but fortunately the final development is good.
The original soundtrack is also a highlight, many classic old songs haha a bit like a collection of disco Divine Comedies in the 80s and 90s. Generally speaking, although it is not as beautiful and artistic as "Call Me", it is more accessible, real and interesting. The only thing that I think is the only way to reduce points is that the ending is a bit too chicken soup, and the ending is too perfect, but most of the audience may think that is better? Finally, this theme is no longer the exclusive theme of literary films. The reputation is small.
Finally, it is mentioned that the acting skills of the young actors are all online. The male protagonist needs to perform more emotional expressions, and he handles them well. A little spoiler, the male protagonist is really looking for his "blue" friend throughout the movie, hahaha! ! !
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