Dining table, peaches, fireplace.
Guess a movie.
Three seconds to answer -
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△ "Call Me By Your Name"
Sir knows that this question is of course difficult for you to poison rice.
Next question.
The director of "Call Me By Your Name" is...
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Color
We Are Who We Are
Switching to HBO, every frame is still a thick personal label.
Remembered this time.
"Guadalcan" Luca Guadagnino.
Starring you are also familiar with.
Rising star Jack Dylan Glazer, who starred in "Thunder Shazam" and "Joker Returns".
This lineup is standard.
A fresh meat that is not greasy to look at, pulled into the Mediterranean sun to sprinkle joy.
Low saturation, handheld photography, full screen of collagen.
Like a refreshing summer vlog.
The story can also smell the tone of "Please".
A group of teenage girls who came to a military base in Italy with their parents, how to find themselves.
Everyone seems to have come on vacation, but they are very worried.
American youth in Italian style.
"Gua Dao" shoots teenagers, what is the killer skill?
He loves to photograph young people's "emptying".
Young people's hearts are complex and changeable, one second is extremely normal, the next second is unexpectedly derailed.
The specific reaction is that the whole staff loves to toss.
Number one, Fraser.
High school students, typical bear children.
Wear headphones all day and immerse yourself in your own world.
Opening the door is actually a kick in the door.
Personality paranoia, exaggerated behavior.
Wear yellow and black nail polish and fashionable clothes.
I was talked about by my classmates.
What about him?
It's getting worse.
Deliberately wearing sunglasses when shooting ID cards, drinking a lot of wine and not finding home, falling face full of blood...
The above behavior can only be counted as the middle two, but it will not be too out of line.
Why do you love to shoot these tossing moments?
He wanted to look for the confusion of young people, and the source of the confusion.
For example, Fraser's relationship with his mother.
Fraser's family composition is unusual, and he has two mothers.
A new era of LGBT families.
Her biological mother was the supreme commander of the garrison, and she showed her majesty outside, but she was very doting on her son.
Tossing, just start at home.
The son's attitude towards his mother is extremely poor, even violent.
After extreme emotion, he turned his head and changed his temperament and asked for comfort.
What has happened to this deformed family?
The show is undoubtedly anti-fast food.
Extremely test the patience of the audience.
It doesn't focus on answering your questions or photographing changes in state, it shoots the surge of emotions.
With silent details, the inner drama of the characters is reflected.
Take Fraser, for example.
It seems that he is attracted to his classmate Catherine and always hides in the corner to peek at her.
But you said that his love sinus was just open, and it was not like it.
When he first arrived at the base, he mistakenly entered the soldier's bathhouse and was surprised by the pupil earthquake.
Hanging out with the big soldier brother, his eyes fluttering everywhere, and he was found to dodge quickly.
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Fraser couldn't hide his curiosity about the same sex.
But you have to ask, who does he really like.
I'm afraid he doesn't know it himself
He just hates being labeled and refuses to be identified as a particular group.
This drama seems to be stream-of-consciousness, but isn't this the confusion that each of us has experienced in adolescence?
Ignorance of orientation, confusion about emotions, confusion about the flow of feelings.
Young tossing, the essence is just a sentence -
One does not live with oneself long enough to fully understand oneself.
"True Colors" shoots the fluidity of hormones.
Who am I?
What color am I?
There is no need to be defined.
Let's look at the story of another protagonist.
Number two, Catherine.
Born into a family of officers, he is in good shape, but he likes to wear loose sports shorts.
There is a boyfriend who is not salty or light, and she always shouts the brakes at key moments.
Is she not positive enough?
Wrong.
Caitlin had a charming smile and was popular at school.
But she had a little secret.
She tucked her long hair into her hat, went to the bar to be hooked up, and she named herself a boy.
Caitlin and Fraser followed a transgender person online, looking into their eyes, the boy was eager to explore, and the girl was full of yearning.
She cut off her long hair and glued herself to a fake beard.
Are you going to define her as a transgender person?
Not all of them.
Gender identity is a very complex thing, not binary.
Experiencing menarche, with blood on her thighs, she touched them curiously.
In no man's land, he secretly wiped it off and buried the blood-stained paper in the sand.
After doing it all.
You see, how sweetly she smiled.
She does not reject admiring her beauty as a girl.
Caitlin was mixed up, and the other person asked her, isn't Harper the boy's name, and she replied like this:
That name can represent a lot of things
That's a good point.
Although each of us is endowed with a biological sex as soon as we are born.
But with the exploration of "sex", will there be an intersection between gender, sexual orientation, and identity cognition?
"Goldie Blox Toys in the United States produces gender-neutral toys that challenge gender stereotypes about children's toys.
The French parliament has decided to remove the words "mother" and "father" from official documents of the education system.
The British Metro and Air Canada cancelled the radio opening of "Ladies and Gentlemen" and used "Hello everyone" instead to promote gender neutrality. ”
- "Is Gender Fluid?" 》
The space to relax depends on the vision of young people to see the world.
So, there is no need to rush to answer.
What happens once people become less like toss?
There is an interaction between Caitlin and her father in the play, which impresses Sir very much.
The father and daughter went to the game and talked about their daughter's menstruation.
Caitlin unspecifiedally said:
- I'm here today
- What's coming
- "The" is coming, Dad
On the way home, the father and daughter walked side by side, an arm's length apart.
The father acted as if he had just reacted, saying that it was a good thing and comforting his daughter that this was a normal hormonal response of the body.
Wait, what's wrong?
Girls come to menstruation and talk to their father first, not their mother.
It turned out that my mother was a Nigerian and was always reminded by my father to be more "American" in life.
This is a family where there is an invisible pyramid.
Dad is at the top of the tower, daughters adore dads, and moms are at the bottom.
There is a hidden detail in the play.
Both father and daughter are Trump supporters, and Dad bought Little Red Riding Hood with Trump's election slogan printed on it.
I only bought two of them and gave them to my daughter to wear.
When the daughter and dad watched the open-air live broadcast, Trump's "Go Muslim" declaration was released on the screen.
And in this family, my mother, as a Nigerian, believes in Islam...
For example, it's like a family where one eats only salted bean blossoms and one eats only sweet bean blossoms.
Neither side will compromise.
But as a family, they always have to sit at the same dinner table and eat.
In politics, this family no longer has any "empty" space.
"True Colors" filmed this kind of daily, deep-rooted alienation.
As young boys and girls grow up, they gradually examine themselves and look around them.
Gender or orientation, belief or religion, lover or family.
None of them can be the label that defines them.
Fortunately, the director aimed the camera at such a group of teenagers, and it was also uncontrolled and unfiltered.
What exactly is the "back wave"?
The director uses this play to give an answer -
Curious and concerned about the unknown self, dare to respond to irresponsible jokes and ridicule of the adult world.
They are ignorant, but they think they know everything.
They're not perfect, but they're incredibly real.
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It's not the "true color" that we have been losing, but we have always wanted to pick it up.
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Editorial Assistant: Brad Tepi