Имя, выгравированное в твоём сердце

Имя, выгравированное в твоём сердце (2020)

刻在你心底的名字

ИсториЯ двух молодых людей, направляющихся в Тайбэй конца 80-х годов, где их чувства подверглись испытаниям. Несмотря на свободу нравов, в школьном общежитии гомосексуалисты подвергаются травле, также  в школу начинают принимать учащихся девушек. Однако слово «гей»  по-прежнему выбрасывается с плевком каждым человеком, подобно ядовитым змеям и хищникам. Тайные отношения двух парней были нарушены вмешательством девушки.

Дата выхода
2020-09-30
TMDB
7.9 / 10 (321)
Длительность
1 ч 58 мин
Жанры
мелодрама, драма
Режиссёр
Лю Куан Хуэй

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Интересные факты

Your Name Engraved Herein is a 2020 Taiwanese romantic drama film directed by Patrick Kuang-Hui Liu and starring Edward Chen, Jing-Hua Tseng, and Leon Dai. The film premiered in Taiwan on September 30, followed by a global release on Netflix on December 23. Your Name Engraved Herein is the highest-grossing LGBTQ film in Taiwan's history, as well as the most popular Taiwanese film of 2020, ultimately becoming the first gay-themed film to exceed NT$100 million at the Taiwanese box office.

Production

The film opens with a line from Song of Solomon 8:7 "Many waters cannot quench love, neither can the floods drown it", foreshadowing the tension between the protagonist's Catholic faith and his love for a fellow male student.

An homage to noted Taiwanese gay rights activist Chi Chia-wei appears in the film. While in Taipei, Birdy and A-Han see a protester on an overhead bridge, holding a sign that declares, "Homosexuality is not a disease!" Police violently detain the protester, while A-Han restrains an outraged Birdy and prevents him from intervening. The outfit, sign and protest location reflect Chi's real-life demonstrations.

The theme song "Your Name Engraved Herein", performed by singer Crowd Lu and lead actor Edward Chen, was composed by Malaysian songwriters Keon Chia (Chia Wang) and Dr. Hooi Yuan Teng (Hsu Yuan-Ting), and Singaporean lawyer Tan Boon Wah (Chen Wen-Hua). The piece won Best Original Film Song at Taiwan's Golden Horse Film Festival and Awards, the Oscars of the Chinese-speaking world.

This film's scene was based in Viator Catholic High School, Taichung.

The film is based on the director's true story, but in reality they never met again - as in the movie.

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