外婆的铁皮柜轮椅电影完整版 高清

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分类: 记录片 2009

导演: Fergus O'Brien

剧情介绍

In the first of this two-part series, Stephen Fry reflects back on just how much has changed for gay people during his lifetime. He meets Elton John and David Furnish, the couple who inspired Stephen to be open about his sexuality as well as many others. In 1st episode, Stephen travels to Uganda, where the government is considering a new law that would make homosexuality a capital crime - putting gay people to death for their sexuality. Stephen meets the men and women targeted by this proposed law and finds out the impact it is already having on their lives. Stephen also travels to the USA to explore 'reparative therapy', which claims to offer a 'cure' for being gay. Whilst in the states, he looks at how Hollywood deals with the gay issue by talking to Neil Patrick Harris, an openly gay man who continues to land leading roles. The 2nd episode sees Stephen visit Brazil, home to the largest gay pride celebration in the world and a place that has some of the best legislation on the planet for gay equality. But it has come at a price. All of the advances have brought about a violent backlash against gay people; on average, one gay person is murdered every 36 hours in Brazil. Stephen sees how this is impacting on the lives of gay men and women there and also confronts the politician leading the fight against gay rights. Stephen also visits Russia, where gays are now worse off than they have been for a long time. Their rights are being constantly eroded by a conservative government, backed by the disapproval of the Russian Orthodox Church. Stephen then travels to India, where the old British laws that criminalised homosexuality have just been overturned. Modern India is now looking to Hindu traditions as it forges a more positive way forward for its gay citizens, including its once celebrated transgender community.

评论:

  • 国蕴和 6小时前 :

    前天看的,心里很复杂。DEH的舞台版真的非常赞非常戳心,可是电影版却没什么特色,甚至戏剧冲突还比不上舞台版。当然Ben Platt是一如既往地稳,唱演都好,Connor我很心塞没选OBC原卡的Mike Faist小哥哥,他瘦瘦高高长卷发的形象更贴合角色,演技和唱功也都过关,唉。不过值得夸的还是有的,比如真相大白之后Evan主动去读Connor推荐的书去了解他,总算是弥补了一些遗憾吧,再次可惜这只Connor不是Mike小天使,呜呜呜。

  • 刑诗霜 1小时前 :

    Seeing is believing. The movie was a mess. Razzie-worthy director. Hope he won't get snubbed lol.

  • 敏璇珠 0小时前 :

    以往看过的音乐剧改编的电影中,我都会先推荐大家看电影版方便代入,deh却刚好相反…我的评价是…不如饭拍!←突然刻薄)

  • 卫汪哲 3小时前 :

    第一次在爱尔兰看无字幕电影 索性英语还是很友好的 可能是我错过了啥感觉conor自杀原因没交代明白 两位妈妈演技赞 代入感很强 就我们都是缺爱的人啊

  • 卫芷毓 3小时前 :

    But keep going.

  • 委听然 9小时前 :

    i didn't fall. i let go.

  • 凭德曜 4小时前 :

    till it all feels so small / Alana太美了

  • 旁驰月 4小时前 :

    没看过音乐剧的我,为什么觉得这部电影很好呢?Evan虽然干了一件坏事,但是他每一步操作都是基于善意的。而且故事该传达的主题都传达到位了,整体上我觉得剧情是没问题的,可能细节处理上真的如其他豆友所说的有很多不足吧。You Will be Found哭得稀里哗啦。 补完了音乐剧,反而觉得影版的结局更好,Evan公开真相(虽然会给这世界刚刚激荡起的希望又蒙上一层灰,但我想慢慢群众心里也会想通,而且我相信Evan会如此选择),以及“希望是第一次见面”由Zoe说出而不是Evan。此外,演讲一幕,影版通过环境渲染,让观众感受到了Evan平时所受的困窘,而Cynthia眼神的温暖又让观众感同身受地获得了支持的力量,也让Evan的转变有了凭据,从而使You Will be Found这一段更加催泪。

  • 屈思卉 7小时前 :

    3.这部电影歌曲是挺好听的,我并没有看过舞台版本,无从得知对原片改编了多少。但有些地方过于用力,给人一种割裂感。特别最后埃文的妈妈唱歌那段,特别用力,有点踹不上气的感觉。

  • 俎恬美 0小时前 :

    就你以为这个音乐剧这么好那电影再烂也不会太烂 但是…………

  • 仇志强 5小时前 :

    原本我认为这剧情会很尬,却想不到我接受了。

  • 彦璟 2小时前 :

    前半段全程眼泪没停过 被读懂的渴望永远在骚动 看完又觉得悲哀而讽刺了 nobody’s waving back at me 同情心和共情是短暂的东西 自顾不暇的忙碌世界里没有人有力气多匀任何一点关注给你 逐渐被遗忘过后 依然只有自己可以拯救自己 I’m a creep I’m a weirdo but I’m trying my best to be myself

  • 升振 3小时前 :

    感觉有些唱段比较突兀,但是很喜欢中间那个大合唱。因为我本身也有点心理问题吧,开头狠狠共鸣了。但是后面那个转折点我真的很讨厌,我只要一想到那种出于信任告诉别人结果内容被发到网上的剧情,我就感觉恶心,真的很憎恶这种剧情。

  • 旭初 4小时前 :

    剧情大部分时间挺好,但有时候又特别尴尬。主角长得有点看不像高中生。但最特别的是我本来是来看上汽,莫名看了这个

  • 戢沛儿 0小时前 :

    简单来说就是过审式改编。虽然有个好原作,制作水平尚可,但本质是污染物属性的东西还是不要看比较好

  • 卫慧 1小时前 :

    蛮好哭的,也谢谢没让我在电影院哭得太惨。对美高恐惧+1

  • 平修齐 9小时前 :

    导演有的点偷懒,看着电影我都能想象出音乐剧舞台会是什么样的,电影化得有些太不动脑了,不过如果有机会以后可以去百老汇看看音乐剧版

  • 张简雪漫 2小时前 :

    情感流露的每一次歌唱都非常生硬。下来还能听的就不多

  • 仙安然 8小时前 :

    重看比之前看剧版哭得还惨。不习惯看音乐剧的人也许确实会觉得尴尬吧?我真的很投入…

  • 加侠 0小时前 :

    我在大荧幕上看了俩小时Ben Platt的泪沟和抬头纹救命哇… 完事儿立看了宽街这个月DEH的后排票(叹气 // 嗯老伙子吃的药和我想差不多:若干SSRI和一个Benzo PRN(摊手 // 尽管很嫌弃我还是被惹哭 // 为啥一个穷孩子成了有钱人家庭关系的润滑剂,希望有富人可以重金求我来融化你们家的坚冰哇(不是。

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