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DTSTART:20210331T210000Z
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LOCATION:17701 Dartmouth Drive\nRehoboth Beach DE 19958
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SUMMARY:Twilight's Kiss
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DESCRIPTION:“Twilight’s Kiss” is an award-winning sensitive drama tha
 t\nstudies the subtle day-to-day moments of two men as they struggle\nbetw
 een conventional morals and their personal desires in their\ntwilight year
 s. Despite years of societal and personal pressure\, Pak\,\na 70-year-old 
 taxi driver who refuses to retire\, and Hoi\, a\n65-year-old retired singl
 e father are proud of the families they have\ncreated through hard work an
 d determination. Yet\, when they meet\,\nsomething that had been suppresse
 d for so many years is unleashed in\nthem. As the two fall in love they co
 ntemplate a possible future\ntogether. The film paints a delicate picture 
 of the lives and issues\nof identity that the two men face. It captures wi
 th a warm gaze the\njoy of life\, sympathy and solidarity\, passion and su
 ffering\, and the\nsubtle play of emotions they experience.  The film won
  multiple\nawards at numerous US film festivals including Best Narrative F
 eature\n(Wicked Queer Boston LGBT Film Festival 2020). [2019\, Hong Kong\,
  92\nmin\, Rated: NR\, in Cantonese with English subtitles]. Elizabeth Ker
 r\nof “Hollywood Reporter” concurs\, “A rare\, mature gay romance\nw
 ith plenty on its mind.” Alissa Simon of “Variety” says\,\n“Strong
  performances by veterans Tai Bo and Ben Yuen make the\nprotagonists' stru
 ggle concrete and affecting.” Venue: Rehoboth\nBeach Film Society.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:“Twilight’s Kiss” is an award-winning se
 nsitive drama that studies the subtle day-to-day moments of two men as the
 y struggle between conventional morals and their personal desires in their
  twilight years. Despite years of societal and personal pressure\, Pak\, a
  70-year-old taxi driver who refuses to retire\, and Hoi\, a 65-year-old r
 etired single father are proud of the families they have created through h
 ard work and determination. Yet\, when they meet\, something that had been
  suppressed for so many years is unleashed in them. As the two fall in lov
 e they contemplate a possible future together. The film paints a delicate 
 picture of the lives and issues of identity that the two men face. It capt
 ures with a warm gaze the joy of life\, sympathy and solidarity\, passion 
 and suffering\, and the subtle play of emotions they experience.  The fil
 m won multiple awards at numerous US film festivals including Best Narrati
 ve Feature (Wicked Queer Boston LGBT Film Festival 2020). [2019\, Hong Kon
 g\, 92 min\, Rated: NR\, in Cantonese with English subtitles]. Elizabeth K
 err of “Hollywood Reporter” concurs\, “A rare\, mature gay romance w
 ith plenty on its mind.” Alissa Simon of “Variety” says\, “Strong 
 performances by veterans Tai Bo and Ben Yuen make the protagonists' strugg
 le concrete and affecting.” Venue: Rehoboth Beach Film Society.
DTSTAMP:20261028T212957Z
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