Corentin Fila and Kacey Mottet Klein are brilliant at playing their roles--they showed the silent need and desire to get closer to another in such subtle yet strong details that I can't get over, and the writing and dialogue in this is just as strong!
I loved how all the side stories, the side struggles, etc. all came together full circle at the end of the film to a wonderful conclusion. I really felt like everyone in this film was a real person I almost had to remind myself it wasn't real. It was sad, and heartfelt, and enjoyable to watch and entertaining!
Not to mention, it touched so many deep subjects without ever losing sight of its main theme and purpose. I loved the development of Thomas from being sort of like Damien's bully to his lover--something which would usually be done wrongfully and be problematic, but transgressed so smoothly, it only worked to strengthen their bond.
The place this is shot at in France is jaw-droppingly beautiful and I loved the farm action going on in the background and the bonding scenes between the two boys and their families, it felt so whole and raw, even if it was just scenes here and there, I never was bored watching this movie and I've watched it several times now and haven't found much else like this that show a true interesting love development between two teen boys without being cringy or cliche.
If you haven't watched it already and love lgbt+ films or maybe just really love romances, this movie is definitely the one you want to watch!
I loved how all the side stories, the side struggles, etc. all came together full circle at the end of the film to a wonderful conclusion. I really felt like everyone in this film was a real person I almost had to remind myself it wasn't real. It was sad, and heartfelt, and enjoyable to watch and entertaining!
Not to mention, it touched so many deep subjects without ever losing sight of its main theme and purpose. I loved the development of Thomas from being sort of like Damien's bully to his lover--something which would usually be done wrongfully and be problematic, but transgressed so smoothly, it only worked to strengthen their bond.
The place this is shot at in France is jaw-droppingly beautiful and I loved the farm action going on in the background and the bonding scenes between the two boys and their families, it felt so whole and raw, even if it was just scenes here and there, I never was bored watching this movie and I've watched it several times now and haven't found much else like this that show a true interesting love development between two teen boys without being cringy or cliche.
If you haven't watched it already and love lgbt+ films or maybe just really love romances, this movie is definitely the one you want to watch!