The background of the story is when the ban was just lifted in Taiwan, but the formal lifting of the ban cannot lead to the lifting of the people's thinking. In the current environment, the people's thinking is still complacent, and objective changes cannot be directly and effectively changed. Subjectivity, or the change of this generation, can only be realized or practiced by the next generation.
The two male protagonists are very good-looking, and to a certain extent, they have beautified what happened in reality, but the reality is more cruel and painful. I have no objection to homosexuality, but I can't tell whether I am neutral or supportive, but I Support moderate love that makes the other person comfortable. Love is gender-neutral and category-neutral.
The character of Father O in the movie, I think he's like another character in an unbanned homosexuality, another psychology. From the beginning to the middle and later stages, he has been comforting and persuading Zhang Jiahan. Maybe in the end, he will find that he is actually talking to himself, and finally he is mad by another self (Zhang Jiahan), who is not afraid of the so-called moral restrictions of the world. The outbreak was awakened, so in the last few years, he would not go to church and spend the last time with the person he loves. The priest said that he could not go to heaven, and I would like to believe that he chose not to go.
The waterfall at the end of the movie, I think it should be a tribute to the spring break.
Homosexuality, church, lifting the ban, faith, jealousy, etc., may represent different meanings in different people's hearts. I think in this society where everyone is more or less mentally unsound, movies are also a good medicine. Because good movies always leave us with unlimited imagination.
Finally, the most impressive line in the movie I share with everyone is "jealousy is a snake, it will eat your heart".
View more about Your Name Engraved Herein reviews
