There is a profound ache at the core of Ang Lee's Brokeback Mountain -- it's the ache of a powerful love, of a love unable to requite itself, mostly due to circumstances, but largely because of the two people caught up in it.
They're men -- cowboys, actually. And their lifelong pine for one another begins one cold night on Wyoming's Brokeback Mountain, where they're employed herding sheep during the summer of 1963.
Love Story by R Shulman=reply= FranActually Fran, "S" is such an easy letter that I had a lot of choices for the trailer round.
However I remember that "B" was for became, using your line
"It was a friendship that became a secret."
You should have reused the picture in your "S" post.
Mmmmm? "S" was for ....
Oh, my favourite picture from the set !!!
"S" is for
startThat trailer round seems to get more lovely each time I see it.
I know I should be modest, but ...
=reply= ToastThanks for the suggestion (and the link for "start," which saved me a lot of time). I've added the picture to my "S" post above.
Fran