In the first of this two-part series, Stephen Fry reflects back on just how much has changed for gay people during his lifetime. He meets Elton John and David Furnish, the couple who inspired Stephen to be open about his sexuality as well as many others. In 1st episode, Stephen travels to Uganda, where the government is considering a new law that would make homosexuality a capital crime - putting gay people to death for their sexuality. Stephen meets the men and women targeted by this proposed law and finds out the impact it is already having on their lives. Stephen also travels to the USA to explore 'reparative therapy', which claims to offer a 'cure' for being gay. Whilst in the states, he looks at how Hollywood deals with the gay issue by talking to Neil Patrick Harris, an openly gay man who continues to land leading roles. The 2nd episode sees Stephen visit Brazil, home to the largest gay pride celebration in the world and a place that has some of the best legislation on the planet for gay equality. But it has come at a price. All of the advances have brought about a violent backlash against gay people; on average, one gay person is murdered every 36 hours in Brazil. Stephen sees how this is impacting on the lives of gay men and women there and also confronts the politician leading the fight against gay rights. Stephen also visits Russia, where gays are now worse off than they have been for a long time. Their rights are being constantly eroded by a conservative government, backed by the disapproval of the Russian Orthodox Church. Stephen then travels to India, where the old British laws that criminalised homosexuality have just been overturned. Modern India is now looking to Hindu traditions as it forges a more positive way forward for its gay citizens, including its once celebrated transgender community.
1969 年以及那个夏天里的「美国」和「美国人」再也不会回来了。那个时代也一样。50 年后我们看着那个逝去的世代，发现自己身为一个中国人，正站在另一个时代的分界点，正在迎接属于我们的大时代。好或者坏，它都会到来。
Back in the time when American people live the American Dream.
米国太空的荣光已经不是NASA，而是归于马斯克。NASA直接交给马斯克管理是好事
主旋律正能量电影，剧情虽然没有跳出框架，不过演员们都演的很好，藏区风情也很还原。
很久没有静下心看过一部电影了，很喜欢这种纯粹质朴的情感，平凡又不平凡的人们。
近几年来，非常棒的文艺片，剧情内容朴实感人，2021必看电影。
现在，只有满地鸡毛
十佳候选。林克莱特这部电影实在是有意思，隐约掺杂有他多部电影的各种影子：真人转动画、怀旧元素、童年视角。但是包装在这么一个半纪实半虚构的故事里面，一切都好像十分合理。影片终于到了最重要的一天，主角多次望向天空，那种“曾经的希望”，真的能让看进去的观众哑口无言——泡沫破碎前，一切都曾那么美好。
如何细密地书写回忆，赋予回忆者一个“秘密身份”。我即时代。
很浪漫很纯粹，把那个年代、那个年龄、那个国家描绘的相当真实生动
还记得我和我的祖国里上海单元的故事吗？黑白电视看女排的那个，这部电影就有点那个意思，以导演回忆的视角，呈现了美国生活和记忆点最强的部分，动画片的画风特别好，比看真人演员尬演1969年好，还降低了火箭发射和太空漫步的拍摄成本，so cool！
感谢这个电影让我关注到了那些山村的孩子，希望更多的人看到，给那些孩子带去希望。
2022年7月17日观看。我感觉从美国孩子60年代末的生活方式来看，比我们领先不了多少年，因为到80年代中后期我们也是那样了。
电影整体基调是温暖质朴的，很单纯的讲述一个进藏支教老师的故事，没用用大而空的套子讲主旋律。推进人物关系，用一些小细节和物件，口琴、土拔鼠、马、米饭，感情逐渐的累积，让人能轻松代入这个故事。影片令人印象最深是摄影，蓝天草原白云，色彩、构图都很清新明亮。最后，男主孩子们表演都很自然。
拍给私人回忆的情怀电影，他爸真的跟我部门领导一个个性
这部电影看了之后很感动，男主作为支教老师把自己的一生都奉献给了支教，在藏区和藏区人民一起生活，藏区的孩子们也很淳朴可爱，剧中有多处催泪的地方，拍的很真实，值得大家去看
很动人的片子，生命的意义确实就是在于选择啊，做了选择并坚定的走下去，韩松就是这样。
这美国人是有多怀念那个黄金年代啊，美国小孩回忆没啥共鸣
这部电影看了之后很感动，男主作为支教老师把自己的一生都奉献给了支教，在藏区和藏区人民一起生活，藏区的孩子们也很淳朴可爱，剧中有多处催泪的地方，拍的很真实，值得大家去看
特别的画风，虚幻中透露着真实感，就像男孩记忆中的这段经历一样，谁又能说这一切并非真实呢？
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