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.
轻巧但不轻佻，浓厚又不沉重，玩形式也不让人跳戏，这里藏一点文艺的小梗，那里再玩一点戏中戏，快到矫情的禁区线时，就安排角色先自我解嘲，把开始变重的东西消解掉了，劲儿很巧妙。导演看起来没有负担，不背负，不隆重，反而让观众也一起松弛下来。这一年里，院线电影实在让人提不起兴致，年底这一部小小的，轻轻的东西倒是一点点惊喜。
今年看过的最佳！！！开始以为讲女性权益，接着又以为是革命片，看下来发现是弘扬正义，捍卫事实与法律，批判政治与媒体，没想到它最后是部复仇的爽片。ps 双男主并不需要对手戏。
小布尔乔亚精致糖水片，有些地方过于精致了，比如路边的补鞋匠也有自己的coffee time。难得在国产电影里看到中产视角下的中年情爱，他们的爱情都是小联合国，他们的艺术都是现当代艺术，他们的电影都是费里尼起步，也只有上海才有这个地域土壤了。拍的很好，像是看舞台小品，但始终无法代入。
题材挺好，胜在敢说，技术手法上算不上佳片，比之前的印度高分电影差多了。
最出彩是睡了索菲亚罗兰的林教头
感觉这部电影的意义真的已经超出电影本身能承载的量，2022年能看到这部电影真太好了。（如果你结合下今年毒教材，唐山，舆论等等，会让它显得极其真实。
神逆转！印度片实在是太敢说啦！不过也有小缺憾 比如音乐mv安插的有点尴尬 有些台词表达的范围太宽泛影响主题 有点飘忽 另外就是 真的太长啦 直到4分之3才绕回了“宿敌”这个概念 前面那2小时合着是超长铺垫啊
为什么一个普通的案件会变成全国新闻？
印度电影的走向是“史诗化”了吗？或者是法庭类型片？
正义，究竟是有多么多么难才能覆盖地球？这部电影的深度，已经穿透了地心，直接穿到了每个看过它的人心中，每一个善良的人心中！层级的差异化把舆论，法律，警察等等都赤裸裸展示在了台面上，赤裸得令人发指。千言万语，情认真去看，这部电影今年奥斯卡拿不到我直播洗头！PS.这印度的正义的律师一个比一个帅，一个比一个牛逼。 或许这部电影揭开了人类社会的本质，永远都是对立的两方——宿敌在战斗，人类社会本身就是一场“体制的屠杀”。
原本以为只是一部讲“未审判前没有人应该在正义的名义下被处死”的法律常识的俗套片，没想到实际上是对印度问题的深层反思。除了北朝鲜等少数几个有伟大领袖领导的国家没有社会问题外，能用影视反思的社会总还有点渺茫的希望存在。据说反思深刻，本片很可能会与许多片子和书一样在豆瓣被条目消失。呜呼。
剧情真的很拖沓，动不动就慢镜头。。。讲的点太多，倒是反转很无聊，不如拍连续剧吧。只能说三星的一星给题材吧
算是好看，但好人坏人极端脸谱化，也是有点小儿科的。没有了舞，但还是不少歌，看来歌或舞，还是宝莱坞标配。
我觉得电影可以改名为:上海中年人的爱情故事，节奏把握的不好，人物也不够丰满，也无法共情，几处笑点设计的就像导演拿着痒痒挠挠你咯吱窝一样
反转出乎意料却也合情合理。种姓、女性权益、放纵的公权力、操纵媒体……说教味有点重，但问题一直不解决只好一直说下去，至少还能说，但似乎只能说。
我看到了一个评论，简单的说就是韩国在描述人性，日本在描述小人物的日常，印度在描述他们种姓制度下的一个奇特环境，而我们呢？？？
市井上海人×明星意大利人，门到一股海派米道。周野芒的故事如电影般迷离梦幻、亦真亦假——人生如影、影如人生。
1.你看到的新闻，都是别人想让你看到的。
市井上海人×明星意大利人，门到一股海派米道。周野芒的故事如电影般迷离梦幻、亦真亦假——人生如影、影如人生。
反转推动情绪，情绪转为力量，虽然庭审略显儿戏，节奏推进也较差，但想要表达的真相、正义、法律、人心都一一表达到位了
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