Love Is Strange

Elderly comrades Ben (John Lithgow) and George (Alfred Molina) have been together for nearly forty years. After same-sex marriage was legalized in New York State, they were finally able to hold an idyllic wedding in Manhattan and vow to be together for life. However, this move allowed the church school to find reasons to fire George. The two people suddenly lost their financial resources and became unable to afford the rent of the apartment. They had no choice but to move out of their love home of many years and live in the homes of different relatives and friends. The warm blessings that lingered in the ears at the wedding suddenly turned into a realistic test of the warmth and warmth of human relationships. Just as they are looking for a new home, the life they live apart in two places is also testing their gray-haired love. Director Ira Sachs won the Teddy Bear Award at the Berlin Film Festival for "Light Up". Her latest masterpiece "Love Is Strange" is not just a gay movie, it tells the story of life itself, letting people feel the quiet flowing love amidst all kinds of troubles and trivialities.