I do not belong to the LGBT community. But I have many friends and acquaintances from the LGBT community, and I respect the privacy and choice of every person, this has always been the case since my youth. I came to this myself. We have no right to interfere in life, in personal life, each of us must understand them and choose our own path. Brokeback Mountain had a slightly different impact on me. You can often come across offensive words - girls love to watch about boys. And I am very offended by these words. Brokeback Mountain is a unique, universal film. The film is about a lost paradise, about lost dreams, about how often we make mistakes and nothing can be corrected. Of course, the film is also about a homophobic society.
I woman, but I almost don’t like films about love, all these films, okay, not all, but many seem unreal, insincere to me, I see that the actors are playing, and everything there is unnatural, there is no sincerity, but Brokeback Mountain gave me back my faith in love in real life, and brought back hope that there are such miracles in cinema. The film makes you think about life in general, remember your mistakes, grieve about it, and then say... I swear (to those who are no longer around) and try to move on, live on. And these are just the first thoughts that come to mind. It's hard for me to put into words. I think I need to write separately about cultural influence. By this I represent the film - as a work of art