Maurice (1987)

Terrible times. Blinded people. However, practically nothing has changed.

Clive seemed to be bisexual, since he managed to live with a woman. He chose safety and unhappiness. A cowardly hero. I'm very glad that Maurice didn't get hung up on him and decided to move on. I found someone who is not afraid to love and be myself.

I've been putting this movie off for many years now, because I was afraid that the experience with call me by your name (the films have the same screenwriter) might repeat and I'd have to be pumped out after a depressive episode, but the movie has a happy ending, damn it!

a magnificent picture, Cambridge, HUGH GRANT'S HAIR, wonderful music, a picnic scene, HELENA BONHAM CARTER as an unknown girl from a cricket match, a scene where Clive closed the shutters on the windows, thereby thrusting himself into the closet, a young Rupert Graves

It's been a long time since I've had so much fun watching a movie, just an unequivocal like.

It's a very cool thing.
But the ambiguous games of the huntsman with the maids, which Maurice witnessed, were cut out in vain. Because when they tell him about this side of the gamekeeper's life almost at the end, it causes disbelief. It shifts the emphasis, although it leads to the same result.