Why do LGBT films that explore the theme of "love" touch the point? The ones I've watched include "Brokeback Mountain", "Farewell My Concubine", "Adele's Life", "Breakthrough", "Black Swan", "Lawrence", "The Wedding Banquet"...
The story tells that the heroine A helps a boy write a love letter to pursue girl B. With the contact between you, a love triangle is formed (it is complicated anyway). The second half of the story discusses the subtle emotional changes of all parties towards love.
The heroine is an independent, smart, literary, and poor integration girl. She understands what "love" is when she helps boys pursue Girl B, and likes Girl B (observe her, she is always in her head) The two of them are reading Physically, artistically, and spiritually a perfect fit, but not physically.
The boy is very interesting, he likes each other because of his appearance and self-assurance (most people do), so that's all right - why is there a relationship problem? Because they can't "fight" together.
Most people use themselves as a reference to find matching people to "assemble" into a whole. Is there an intersection? Have a common hobby? Can we talk? (It is easy to understand that the three views are the same.) In simple terms, what is love? Go find someone who is very similar to you (you get along best with yourself)
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