été 85/ summer of 85 - summertime sadness

song rights go to Lana del Rey

movie; ete 85 by fracois ozon

summer of 85
David and Alexi
David and Alexis
cmbyn

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[skamsoul]

y all, first of all thanks for the positive feedback did not expect that butt im reading the book right now its really good actually its a really psychologic book that is well written (, not like this sentence im sorry hahah)

[exhaustedcappuccino]

"whoever dies first, the one to remain shall dance on their grave."

[vijoctir]

the fact that lana wrote this song about her best friend’s suicide makes the song even more suitable with the movie

[philtonwildt]

This movie will forever haunt me, because i always wanted a guy like david in my life to open up the adventures side of me.

[christofferreis]

I just watched this movie because of this video. I’m sad as fuck, thank you

[janikavandenhoorn]

i just realised that there is a poster of this movie somewhere in my school.

[ab]

I choose to believe that he survives the accident, stops riding motorcycles, and they go on to have a rich and full life together, and take an active leadership role in working for LGBT rights in France and happily retire in the Cote d'Azur just before the pandemic.

[yousef]

This movie explains the nature of the relationship between two characters. The first character has many relationships, and the second character is introverted and sensitive, and this is the destructive thing in the story, but the sad thing is that I and many people live the same characters and sadness 😢

[wrightgregson]

seeing these two guys on a motorbike so obviously loving it takes me back to my own experiences on a "Honda Om" in Vietnam. Golden Days to be savored forever.
Though the story has understandably evolved with the passage of time, i am happy to say that the lovely relationship continues to this day.

[godofthebirds]

I wish I had a boyfriend :c Gay movies always made me feel so sad and lonely and ugly

[annagergely]

OMG CAN WRITERS STOP KILLING GAYS FOR ABSOLUTELY NO REASON ????

[Polina-gesm]

they are looking like Isak & Even from Skam

[cherrycheryl]

I LOVE THIS!! but wow the cinematography made me think this movie was made in the 85’s or 90’s but i was so impressed when i googled it and find out it was filmed in 2020!!

[zximhmd]

This movie is a masterpiece. It speaks some truth there. I am not gay until a guy hit on me when I was 15. Before, I liked a girl from the other class actually, not sexually, but I really admired and attracted to her. Besides, the guy is completely straight, but what he do to me make me fall to him really hard. He knew it and still went along. I was really stupid and hate myself for this up until now. Now I am a gay man i think, I like both man and woman, but I would prefer man more. I will never come out, and it hurts everytime.

[jeanmuentes]

Primero Call me by your name y ahora esta pelicula, Summertime sadness esta hecha para todas las peliculas LGBTI+

[anyacorazon]

To be honest I just watched this movie because of them but I fell in love with the story, I don't know the way that IT is related, this movie is art

[jujuespe]

This movie is so beautiful, the book is also very good. I love looking for sources of happiness and coming out with more depression 🤡

[inoel]

Dance on my grave used to be one of my favorite books as a teenager. I didn't know they made a movie out of it 🥰
I have to see it and as it seems it will have the same bitter sweet ending

[vangnguyen]

Although their story was a tragic, I still like the way the film ends.

[philtonwildt]

I just saw beauty in it's purest and lowest form.