Jara Chavatzelet

This was such a beautiful, powerful movie. It shows emotions just as they are in the deeps of one's soul - where they can devastate, and still show no sign on the outside. The different ways of each member of the group to deal with their emotions, the differenr ways of how they choose to expose their soul - as damaged as it is - is vanurable and special and so fragile, I had to watch the movie twice to understand it to the fullest. This is a masterpiece which you cannot help but let touch you, and stick with you for a long time. Very much recommend.

I watched this film not too long ago. I thought it would be this sweet romantic high-school thing, just a story about a couple who deals with their daily life. BELIVE me I did not except what I have just seen. I felt like crying throughout this entire thing because it constantly reminded me that people are not accepting the LGBTQA+ community and won't anytime soon, too. People still feel like to panicking and hiding themselves for YEARS and make such a big deal out of just revealing what gender they are attracted too, and this is so stupid, and so unnecessary, and so pitiful. This should not be such a dramatic and huge event. If a person loves someone, you should let them do that quietly without getting in the way. But this was just a reminder to how society will always judge people like Simon. That gay people are still not a norm in our world. And I hated that reminder. So overall, I definitely did not enjoy this piece, or anything that it stands for.