Important... important movie... important message.

Rating: 7/10 (7 February 2016)

*** May contain strong spoilers *** Who are we? Am I just the one I think I am? Is there more? The whole concept of transvestites, homosexuals and the other
sexualities is very important for the human being.
I will be totally honest. I am open for the sexualities of every human
and the way every human chooses to live their lifes. Despite this, I had
moments where I were moved in a peculiar way in this movie. Aspects
that that also reflects in the film itself; is this right? Is there a right or wrong? Will the human being ever
accept every thing about itself and other human beings? Can I have a
little bit of this and a little bit of that, or do I have to choose and
say no to something else? Can a "soul of a woman" be born inside a man body, and vice versa? Is the person that existed before the transformation into the other
gender a lie...is it wrong? Is the person schizophrenic in a "good way"? The chooses of a human being is greatly beautiful to be made by the
individual itself...wonderful! Important questions, and Alicia Vikander included Eddie Redmayne make
these life situations very vivid.
Aside from that; beautiful environments and beautiful designs and costumes regarding the
era of 1920. Very good!
On the downside... I am a Swede. I live "close" to Denmark. Why....why speak English when
almost every one in the movie should be Danish? It feels so... so...
can I use the loaded word of "fake" here?
Highly recommend this movie of the importance of the human being.
7,0 out of 10