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Abigale 2022-03-23 09:03:12
warm
I watched it twice, so warm and cute, I love Goran! Both times I watched it with my classmates, and they all liked it. This is a movie that embodies warmth in the pictures and the expressions of the characters. It is obviously not funny and exaggerated, but I read it with a smile unconsciously....
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Bettye 2022-03-24 09:03:29
He let me know that gay gentleness can be like water
This is a film that depicts gays and lesbians facing social neighborhoods, mutual feelings, and the issue of adopting children after marriage. The difference and moving point of this film is that it truly shows the family life after gay marriage. , instead of focusing on gay love stories like...
Torkel Petersson
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Daniella 2022-03-19 09:01:08
My favorite scene is that Goran decides to adopt Patrick alone. The two (to be together) are sitting side by side on the sofa. Goran asks lightly, "What do you think", and the shy Patrick timidly says OK and turns his head. After leaving, the smile afterwards is really invincible and warm! As time goes by, only love for each other can be seen without any impurities, so it is no wonder that many comments say that Northern Europe is suitable for old-age care. Real life with warmth is so rare.
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Cortez 2022-04-21 09:03:12
Good ending, no cruelty
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