Too many words for short reviews, too few words for movie reviews

Hayley 2022-03-25 09:01:19

It can be tied with When We Rise as the most relatable film and television work this year. The deafening story is also delicate and touching. It seems to cover a lot of topics, but instead it tells about love, sex, AIDS and the confrontation behind it from big to small. "It's you, it's me, it's each of us." The turbulent drum beats and the shocking shots make people want to snap their fingers, sprinkle a pot of fresh "blood", and devote themselves to this war that needs more victories.

Clinton 2022-03-25 09:01:19

[Toronto Film Festival] Finally made up for the regret of Cannes. The description of the interior of the social activity organization at the beginning is too good, radical and orderly coexist. The part of love is very touching, but there is no point in the distribution of space. The few images of dust and viruses turning into bright stars are just too beautiful.