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When it comes to LGBT-themed film history classics, almost all fans will prefer Ang Lee's "Brokeback Mountain". The film that Hoarder wants to recommend today can be called the "sister chapter" of "Brokeback Mountain" - "Brokeback Mountain" only writes about gay men, and among the classics featuring lesbians, it is the first to promote this "Boys on the Side" released in 1995 and directed by Herbert Ross. The translation of that year was obviously hindered by environmental acceptance, and there was no literal translation of the English title. Now, Hoarder feels that another translation of the title "Man Standing Aside" is obviously more conducive to spreading Ha.
"Dashing and Loving Days" tells the chemical evolution of three women from meeting each other, from friendship to family affection.
Robin, a young female real estate agent, fell ill with an incurable disease and died soon. To escape reality, she decided to embark on a journey to Los Angeles.
Bar singer Jane has always aspired to be a singer, but was fired and abandoned by his girlfriend. She saw Robin publish a newspaper soliciting fun-loving people to travel with her, and became acquainted with Jane.
Holly, a close friend of Jane's, injured him by mistake after an argument with her addict boyfriend and accidentally led to his death. So she embarked on a journey with Robin and Jane.
Although the film has not won many awards, it is an absolute classic in the LGBT field. Because its handling is very similar to "Brokeback Mountain", it does not directly describe the love between the heroines, but first shapes the characters and then uses the fate of the characters to promote the development of the plot. The audience first understands people and then understands things, until the end, only to understand the deep sincerity that transcends the physiology of men and women intertwined between the characters due to fate.
In addition, the three heroines are not new women, pioneer women, fighters and other powerful personalities. Their emotions are subject to the constraints of public perception. This makes the depiction of emotions subtle from hidden. In particular, the emotion between Jane and Robin must be discovered, experienced, and tasted by the audience from the hidden eyes. This look and feel is very advanced.
Another major attraction of this film is that the actors of the three protagonists are not ordinary. Jane's character, Ubi Goldberg, nearly became the first black queen in Oscar history. But then she made up for her regrets, not only won the 63rd Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress, but also directly transformed into the host of the 71st Academy Awards, carrying the audience.
Mary Louis Parker, who plays Robin, has been a favorite of critics since her debut, widely active on Broadway, American dramas, and Hollywood, and has been nominated for many Tony Awards, Emmy Awards, and Golden Globe Awards. Her appearance is typical of European and American faces with a hint of kawaii, and her figure is simply super super super super foul, even if she is in her early 50s, she still maintains perfect lines. Interested readers can search for themselves.
Holly's character, Drew Barrymore, is one of America's favorite silly white sweets. Coming from a famous Hollywood acting family, she began to engage in film and television performances at the age of 11 months. Her best performance state is this kind of American silly white sweet chick in this film, and later rebelled and became a regular guest of golden raspberry.
If you read this, there is a strong interest in similar subjects. Hoarder had to recommend "Adele's Life" at the bottom of the pressure box. This film is not hidden in this film, full of the romance of French films.
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