4-star gay movie +1⭐. It's been a long time since I saw a gay film that touched me. This should be the second film after Brokeback Mountain. American gay culture has been deeply rooted in the hearts and minds of women and children. Love is as simple as going to the marriage registry and saying I DO. There used to be a lack of identity, which led to regretful farewells to loved ones, but this is a tolerant city. There are friends who accompany you on drugs and dancing, and there are vivid examples of love in the gay bar. Their lives are still in red light and wine. Facing your own orientation positively, life is happy and beautiful because of these coordinates of these people. It is a blessing to be able to express your emotions correctly and casually, and wish me happiness too!
The story condensed into 90 minutes in 3 days is not enough to read. I also want to swing freely on the explosive dance floor, and want to accompany the hero in tears. What is the meaning of being strong? Which would be better than crying with your loved one. I love you, California.
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