Leave your prejudice at home and go and see it.

Rating: 8/10 (18 February 2006)

I saw the film in Basel, Switzerland. The first evening the film was in town, completely full room. Adolescents, couples, older and younger. All there to see a film about a secretive relationship, a forbidden one between two men. I heard no nervous laughs in the room during the less common scenes of sex and love between two men as a friend had told me she heard in another town. I think most felt like me: the story took me with it. The characters are well built, strong and simple, their love was real and complete as their suffering with all that prejudice stuck in deep ignorance. They also suffered and made people suffer around them for trying so hard to live the so called "normal" lives. I believe this film may help many people to realise that homosexual relationships can be as beautiful and deep as any beautiful and deep heterosexual one and of course as superficial as the later as well. The main difference may be the freedom we all give it to happen and to allow it to be accepted and to grow. Please go, leave your prejudice at home and go, go and see it, for love sake.