霍华德

这部纪录片讲述了一位鼓舞人心、才华横溢的词作者和作曲家的故事，他不仅创作了音乐剧版的《恐怖小店》，还创作了90年代的电影，开启了迪士尼动画的复兴。这部纪录片适合儿童观看，不过成年人会觉得更有趣。在这部纪录片中，我们可以看到霍华德早年对戏剧和导演的兴趣，以及他为创作成功的舞台音乐剧所做的努力。这是一件困难的事，但他尽管失败了几次，还是坚持了下来。他最终为迪士尼工作，演唱了“I Wish”这首歌，这首歌一直是迪士尼动画电影的主要内容，并始终忠于他的创意愿景。他还是个同性恋。在纪录片中，通过口头引用和霍华德与他大学男友以及后来与他的伴侣的照片，直接解决了这个问题。最无理的照片是两个男人互相依偎在一起。照片中没有提及或描述其他身体接触。这些都是积极的关系。 And yes, Howard died of AIDS. The disease is mentioned as a "gay cancer" in the terminology of the time, and we see protest signs held by some very hateful people. Howard at times looks a bit run down, and there are verbal descriptions of white patches on his throat, but there is certainly nothing scary or graphic. Unless your child was distressed by the polio cases in "An American Girl Story - Maryellen 1955: Extraordinary Christmas," there is no reason why they can't watch this. I watched this documentary with my eight year old daughter. She was delighted by the footage of behind the scenes tapings of Little Mermaid and Beauty and the Beast, especially when she saw Angela Lansbury and recognized her from Murder She Wrote. She liked seeing how hand-drawn animation was done, and the scenes from Little Shop of Horrors film. She's had homosexual people in her life since forever, but this film provided an opportunity to discuss the AIDS crisis in a safe way, as well as the distressing way that other people reacted to it. Some of the movie moved a little slower than she would like, but it certainly wasn't inappropriate in any way. Yes, he does die at the end, but "Anne Frank Remembered" is rated as 9+ and this is much less intense.