The third gender is currently the hottest topic right now with gay movies that are of great interest to many people. Thai movies are always loved by many people and gay movies are the ones that are getting a lot of attention. Each film brings a respectful message for the beautiful love stories of the LGBT community to today's society. The movies all have different plots and love stories. Movies with couples who love each other, to conquer this love of them have overcome the prejudices of society to be together. Or secret love stories, hidden to stay together. The attraction from the story conveyed through the film will bring many humanistic messages that the films send about the third world community in this world. Top 10 best girllove movies today
1 The Chinese Botanist’s Daughters
The Chinese Botanist’s Daughters
This is the most groundbreaking and daring work of the French-Chinese director Dai Sijie. Films that are banned from being filmed in China should be filmed entirely in Vietnam. Director Dai Sijie was inspired to make the film from an article he read in a Chinese newspaper, which wrote about two gay women who were put to death on suspicion of killing the father of one of them. . “Botanical Daughters” is a very beautiful, romantic and sad love story. The film tells the story of Ly Minh, an orphan girl who comes to study medicine at the house of a famous botanist, and An, the daughter of this authoritarian professor. An lived since childhood with a patriarchal and closed father, so he always yearned for someone to share. Only a short time, An and Minh were attached and secretly dating each other in the medicinal garden. When An's brother returned from the army and asked to marry Minh, this girl accepted the offer to be with An forever. However, on the wedding night, the truth was discovered that caused the whole family to fall into tragedy… In addition to the sad love story in the movie, "Botanist's Daughters" is also attractive with wonderful scenes. Beautiful scenes were filmed in beautiful places in Vietnam: Cuc Phuong national forest, Tam Coc cave (Ninh Binh), Ba Vi (Hanoi)…
2 Life is peachy
Life is peachy
This Korean movie is based on a real-life love story about same-sex love between two girlfriends. The name of the film reminds the audience of Missy Higgins' song "Peachy" with the lyrics: "It's no one's fault / The story that I fell in love with you and you loved me / That's what people do..." The love story in the movie takes place between two girls with the same name Ji Woo. They meet by chance and over time, both develop feelings. However, after many events, Kang Ji Woo and Yoon Ji Woo broke up gently. “Life is Peachy” has a lot of sensitive scenes between the two female leads, which is also the reason this movie is only for audiences over 19 years old.
3 Yes or No? So I Love You
Yes or No? So I Love You
This is the first lesbian film in Thailand. The story of the film is about the pure and cute love between two female students sharing a dormitory room at the University of Agriculture. Despite having completely opposite personalities and appearances, but after a while together, between Pie and Kim - the two main female characters in the film - arose emotions that were difficult for society to accept. Kim and Pie had to re-evaluate their true gender and growing feelings within them. “Yes or No? "So I Love You" was warmly received by Asian audiences after the film was released, partly because the film showed a very cute and lovely love between Pie and Kim, as well as difficulties and obstacles. that they must overcome. Filmmakers in Thailand have produced the sequel to the film and have also received a lot of love from fans.
4 Snow Flower
Snow Flower
This is also the first Nepali film to tell the love story of a lesbian couple. The film is dubbed the "Brokeback Mountain" of Asian cinema. Unlike previous films in this country that always used gay images to make fun of, "Snow Flowers" realistically portrays the difficulties that gay people have to face, as well as the trauma and suffocation. that these people have to endure when they cannot reveal their true gender. Actress Nisha Adhikari, who plays the main female character in the film, said: "This is a simple love story that has many complex contradictions. The film tells the story of two people who love each other, together face the stigma and opposition of society, together suffer the trauma and spirit of being a gay person in Nepal. The movie is for those who are taking it lightly, who think it's okay to just ignore it."
5 My Summer of Love
My Summer of Love
The British lesbian film My Summer of Love is adapted from the debut novel of the same name by writer Helen Cross. Based on a novel that was awarded the Betty Trask Prize in 2002 for romantic works, “My Summer of Love” successfully portrays the soul reconciliation between two teenage girls – two young girls. Young teachers come from two completely different social classes. A poor girl whose brother is in prison met and fell in love with a middle-class girl with deep wounds. In just one summer, the two girls discovered a lot about themselves, and also learned many lessons from each other. Contrary to the novel that focused heavily on the British social context of the 80s of the last century, director Pawlikowski devoted more effort to the love story between two girls. In many interviews, the director also honestly shared that he was not interested in the life of young girls in England, but wanted to give the film "endless emotions".
6 1448 Love Among Us
1448 Love Among Us
Released to the audience in 2014, Love Among Us is a lesbian film that caused a fever in Asia because it reflected the hidden corners surrounding the story of gay marriage in a country considered an LGBT paradise. Contrary to what people have been told about Thailand, it turns out that in paradise there are still a lot of people with 3rd sex discrimination and especially they do not accept same-sex marriage at all. Family prohibition, gossip and the harshness of society have brought a dreamlike love story of two girls, Pim and Pat, to a standstill. Even when they fled to a foreign land to live fully with love, the pain still persisted. That's when Pat has a serious accident that requires surgery, but Pim can't sign the power of attorney because a wedding doesn't give them identity. When Pat died, Pim suddenly became empty-handed because the law did not allow Pim to inherit any property from a person who could not register his marriage with her.
7 Tell It To The Bee
Tell It To The Bee
The story is told from the perspective of his son Charlie, when he remembers the year 1952 – when he was a 10-year-old boy, living with his parents in a small city in Scotland. Because his father is rarely at home, Charlie is closer to his mother. When Charlie is teased and bullied by his friends at school, his mother Lydia (Holliday Grainger) has to take him to the city's new female doctor, Jean Markham (Lauren Lyle) for treatment. Charlie quickly became close to Dr. Jean, as did the boy's mother. It's just that Charlie doesn't understand the real relationship between the two women, he's too young to understand, and his mother always hides it from him. Until the rumors appeared more and more, Charlie's father returned with anger and a lot of quarrels, cries or despair of his mother... Tell It To The Bees - Vietnamese translation is Lip Kiss Sweet Sweet is a film with deep tones, representing the forbidden, hidden homosexual love of two lonely women. In the end, they can overcome all prejudices, or accept to give up their happiness, you should watch the movie to find the answer yourself.
8 The Greatest Love
The Greatest Love
With the participation of two beautiful actresses Pitchapa Phanthumchinda and Charebelle Lanlalin, The Greatest Love is a rare Thai short film that has made Vietnamese fans wobble. The film revolves around the secret love of lesbian couple Jo and Jane, because of social prejudice they were forced to hide their relationship even though they always wanted to be with their lover openly. The day they chose to open up to their mother, Jo and Jane received fierce opposition. While depressed, Jane made a mistake and became pregnant with another man. In the end, they still overcome all because of love, have a happy ending together. Although it is just over 40 minutes long, the messages that The Greatest Love brings are enormous, which is a story about the power of undying love.
9 Fingering
Fingering
As a rare Thai lesbian film that directly deals with sexual issues, Fingering does not have age-restricted hot scenes, but perhaps you should still consider it before enjoying it. Of course, Fingering is still a movie worth watching because after all, its message is still pure love. The film revolves around the love story of two young girls Chaeng and Mi. Coming together because of their impulsive emotions, the two met many barriers because of sensitive issues during their time together. After many events, they were finally able to open their hearts, express all their secret wishes with sincerity, and make love warm again. Starting off when they weren't ready for a serious relationship and just wanted to explore their own desires, the couple eventually realized the fine line between sex and love and knew what they really wanted. what.
10 Club Friday The Series 8
Club Friday The Series 8
Famous in Vietnam after the movie Love Without Errors, Errors in Best Friends, in the middle of last year, Club Friday released part 8 of the series revolving around the love story of two beautiful and powerful women. with the participation of a series of cult actors from the Golden Temple such as: Paula Taylor, Peter Corp Dyrendal, Woonsen Virithipa, etc. Not only a complex film, True Love or Just Hope is also a rare work of Thailand. refer to the bisexual story. The film revolves around a beautiful, popular model, Katherine Margaret, and her erratic love triangle. Although she fell in love with the female president Cee, Katherine wanted a child, so she decided to date David to achieve her goal. More than just a love story between two women, these five hit films also help the LGBT community convey messages related to their rights in Thai society. Because on this land that is considered a paradise for LGBT people, there are still many injustices for people of the 3rd world.
