Twilight's Kiss

hong kong queer 爺爺s got me tearing up like 🥺 they've spent their whole lives being someone else and in the end they still can only exist in fragments. dior is a diva we stan

hong kong queer 爺爺s got me tearing up like 🥺 they've spent their whole lives being someone else and in the end they still can only exist in fragments. dior is a diva we stan

“So I won’t know where to find you when we die…”
Bro cmon ….

“So I won’t know where to find you when we die…”
Bro cmon ….

this movie wasn’t the best but it is very unlike anything i’ve ever seen. i think it’s important to show queer characters of all ages and i really liked how this movie focused on elderly men as we don’t often see that in media. the themes of this movie such as identity, loneliness, and longing are pretty common in queer movies. but seeing it in these characters was refreshing. while artistically this movie isn’t anything special, i still think this movie is important. i’m glad i watched it.

this movie wasn’t the best but it is very unlike anything i’ve ever seen. i think it’s important to show queer characters of all ages and i really liked how this movie focused on elderly men as we don’t often see that in media. the themes of this movie such as identity, loneliness, and longing are pretty common in queer movies. but seeing it in these characters was refreshing. while artistically this movie isn’t anything special, i still think this movie is important. i’m glad i watched it.

I didn’t expect that it would be that good….

I didn’t expect that it would be that good….

TWILIGHT KISS is a complex and nuanced portrayal of elderly closeted men who are trapped within heteronormative Hong Kong. Well-shot and incredibly tender, this film will make your heart explode everytime this rendition of Wei Feng Xi Yu plays. While the ending is incredibly abrupt, the construct of this premise will hit you and then continue linger on.

TWILIGHT KISS is a complex and nuanced portrayal of elderly closeted men who are trapped within heteronormative Hong Kong. Well-shot and incredibly tender, this film will make your heart explode everytime this rendition of Wei Feng Xi Yu plays. While the ending is incredibly abrupt, the construct of this premise will hit you and then continue linger on.