This film deserves every bit of praise and more. It was cinematically pleasing, features a beautiful score, and moving queer representation. Each of the characters is well fleshed out and portrayed soulfully. Harry Styles, Emma Corrin and David Dawson, along with the rest of the cast, did a stunning job bringing each of the characters to life. This film touches on the pain, fear and hope that comes with being gay in a time where it was illegal. The different relationships are done in such a tasteful and engaging way- the loving friendship between Marion and Tom, the love between Patrick and Tom, and the genuine friendship between the three. This film is not only a must-see, but a massive step in the right direction in bringing to light the struggles and love experienced by queer people. Each scene is thoughtfully shot, and speaks volumes. The characters may have lost time, but as an audience, each second of the film is worth it. Wonderful job to the director and everyone who worked on this project, truly a beautiful film.
