Walking on Water (2002)

AIDS patient Gavin's life has come to an end, good friends Charlie and Anna are ready to euthanize him. But Gavin was unable to die smoothly because he took too much morphine. In order not to let him suffer again, Charlie wrapped Gavin's face in a plastic bag to help him finish the last leg. Relatives and friends left separately, but Charlie and Anna could not get out of the shadow of Gavin's death, because he used to be their favorite. Charlie and Gavin are both gay, although they only have a brief affair, and Charlie has a new partner Frank after Gavin's illness, but Charlie has been taking care of Gavin's diet. The scene of killing Gavin sometimes lingered in Charlie's mind. Love and self-remorse depressed him, and the disappointed Frank left him. The more infatuated Anna even transferred her love for Gavin to her brother Simon, but she soon saw the absurdity of this alternative emotion. This film is an Australian Chinese director Tony. Iris's first feature film, which was translated as "Kill me if you Love me" in Hong Kong, seems to better reflect the love guilt that bothers the protagonist Charlie, whether it's a new interpretation of love and death. or a unique expression of homosexual feelings.