"the sky is our boundary." Fred (Suzanne Clement) tells people who are curious to find out what she thinks of her boyfriend Lawrence (Melville Popper Melvil Poupaud). It was 1989, and she believed her generation was ready to accept transgender people. It's just that it took both Fred and Lawrence nearly a decade to discover that it was themselves who were really at a loss. The film tells the story of the cross-century relationship between a woman and her transgender boyfriend in a flashback. For Lawrence, sex change is a prerequisite for survival and the first breath of oxygen that makes him breathe underwater for 30 years. However, Lawrence only decided his gender. He did not think about his transgender life, let alone that it would take ten years to prove his relationship with Fred, the most important friend / lover in his life. Double-sided Lawrence is the third feature film of young Canadian director Xavier Dolan, and it is also Dolan's most ambitious and epic work. Compared with the previous film, this film no longer has such a strong autobiographical color. However, Dolan cleverly from the special edge of the role.
7.7
