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.
因为贫穷，所以徒劳；抑或是空虚，所以徒劳？还是，其实都是，都是徒劳？
没看完原著看完了电影 好像懂了又没完全懂 或许一些内在的情感是不需要语言描述的（是我描述不了） 生命本就是徒劳 但依然要活下去
so fucking hard core and disturbing. the editing is creative while the sexual part is a turn-off.
冰冷、热烈，风雪飞扬，无依无靠，生死徒劳而已。
岛村先生是“徒劳”先生，行男和她有隐晦的情意却在东京之后渐行渐远，她喝廉价酒那天也想紧紧抓住岛村的吧。但是很难说不是像其他的客人一样，岛村也会因为“喜新厌旧”而离开她。
《雪国》原著剧情就短的几乎没有啊，虽然对剧情不抱有期待了，但是对画面和氛围充满了期待。文字的“行间”能表现出来多少呢？
花季少女为何屡遭黑手？
演员演技都有，画面也不错，但是感觉不太适合这个剧情，最后变成了推理剧情，应该是改编的不好，是剧本台词的锅。
穿过县界长长的隧道
土方，帅的，时代的潮流，切腹自尽，武士的精神……
这部影片是根据川端康成的同名诺贝尔获奖小说改编的，导演渡边一贵要改编这部唯美的爱情小说是十分需要功力的，原著有大量北国小镇四季景色描写，以及长篇的体现主人公情感的对话记叙。从影片的整个制作来说，能较好地体现了小说原有的情感和氛围。
1.前一个小时基本是在铺垫，带点惊悚，情色辅助以及致敬经典恐怖片，后40分钟便开始大开杀戒，虐杀四方；2.如果让一部恐怖片带点文艺气息？其中一个办法就是让凶手在杀人之后，站在尸体前面独舞，这招在各种类型片里面都有效；3.面对各种虐杀镜头时，我一点也不害怕，当看到老头老妪鸾颠凤倒蜂狂蝶乱时，我害怕得转过了头。
为什么里面的人都这么变态，对于爱情，都不说明白，藏着掖着。
看过的第三个版本了 很喜欢这个版本中的独白 重构的剧本侧重在了驹子和行男的故事 颇有惊喜 但是我并不喜欢 / 一如既往 《雪国》无论是小说原著还是电影版本 每次看完 总会有一种帐然若失的感受 总想去试图搞清楚彼此的关系 但又总是缺失了些什么 或许如这个版本中多次提及的“徒劳”一样吧 /究竟 穿过县境长长的隧道便是雪国 通过一片幽暗究竟是光芒还是虚无？依然一无所知 星河的美丽旖旎就在仰望之际 /无论如何 这个版本给我了惊喜 也让我再一次步入川端康成笔下的“美”之中 忍不住凝望午夜的窗外 徒劳的思考着
小驹是不安的，害怕的，她需要稳定的爱来告诉她这个世界的温暖，也许家乡的雪可以给她温暖，但是如果一直是成为艺伎的生活，她是否最终会失去爱人的能力呢？一个人一旦被现实打败，就渐渐地不再敏感了。
雪白的背景真的好美，服装也是好看。益生菌的发型差点以为太宰治走错片场，选角真的不太满意。
哗啦倾泻下的整座银河，
复古格调为影片注入色彩，迷人气质撩起深入的探寻。怪异氛围营造出压迫紧张的快感，色情影像的拍摄是对性爱最直给的赞颂。我们都需要性爱来调味人生，它从来都不该被冠以丑陋与肮脏。年轻人的热烈与疯狂反衬出老年人的死寂与悲凉，衰老的躯体仍然向往肉体的欢愉。透过窗户窥视绽放的欲望，镜中的自己只剩末路的倒数。垂涎不可得的美好，杀戮才能带来些许的慰藉。致敬《逍遥骑士》的转切，黑白电视的宗教寓意，欣赏死亡的轻盈舞动，猎枪扣下扳机，鳄鱼张开血口，想要的人生从来都不属于你，我们的小秘密就在这腐烂的血泊之中……
没有川端康成的原作了，剧情主线完全依赖于旁白推进，极大程度削弱演员及镜头带来的感染力。卡司还行布景构图氛围是不错的，配乐与氛围相合打光太僵硬。川端康成对人物心理的描写落于纸上是细腻和寂寥，一旦改编成对话就显得刻意又矫情
爱人甚多，得失且过。
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