Hey, when the girl woke up (while the main character was waiting in the hospital), the guy on the TV cut a cucumber in half. It's hard to show details in a short clip without narration, so I think it can be an association to cutting penis (so, in general, we see that the girl is shown and understands that (his bf's) penis is to be removed).
Does that mean that the main character had his genitals removed? And that's why the girl leaving?
Otherwise, I don't see any other point in the medical surgery thing.
Or maybe I took it too seriously and the girl wasn't a girlfriend, just random hook-up? But this way, why are we shown suspense scenes going back and forth between the guy coming home and the girl lying around with another guy? And more, the final scene where the guy drops his bag on the bed, it's revealed that the girl is in another house and the suspense is finished. If it was a random chick, the director wouldn't put much meaning in that last scene.
The girl in the club is the guy in the hospital. She's transgendered (The hospital operation is sex reassignment surgery). The song is sung from her current perspective, from her current happy life as a woman and how far she's come since she 'took a big step forward' in transitioning. It's so beautiful and truthful.
The girl in the club is the guy in the hospital. She's transgendered (The hospital operation is sex reassignment surgery). The song is sung from her current perspective, from her current happy life as a woman and how far she's come since she 'took a big step forward' in transitioning. It's so beautiful and truthful.
The video is a before and after of the same person, the guy. He had a bad life before, lonely and so on, most certainly related with the need he had to do the sex change surgery. Then, when he became a girl (the girl that appears in the video) he was actually be able to start living.
The video is a before and after of the same person, the guy. He had a bad life before, lonely and so on, most certainly related with the need he had to do the sex change surgery. Then, when he became a girl (the girl that appears in the video) he was actually be able to start living.
"We've come a long way since that day
And we will never look back at the faded silhouette" This means it has been a long way since the old him, as he is now a she, the girl. The photo on the fridge...
"We've come a long way since that day
And we will never look back at the faded silhouette" This means it has been a long way since the old him, as he is now a she, the girl. The photo on the fridge is a reminder of what she used to be, and so when she turns the photo around, it can mean she is finally moving on from the old her(or him, oy) and actually embrace the new life in front of her.
So the lyrics are mostly related with the path he had to take to actually become a girl. Straight ahead the change will come (sex change) and also the big step part.
And we will never get back to
To the old school
To the old grounds
It's all about the newfound
We are the Newborn
The world know all about us
This means the new version of him, the girl he became after the sex change is the new born. And so he won't ever have to go back to the old person he used to be (obviously, after the sex change)
So that's mostly it. If you notice, in the last scene, the face of the girl is exactly the same face of the guy. Same person, different sex (before and after surgery)
Hey, when the girl woke up (while the main character was waiting in the hospital), the guy on the TV cut a cucumber in half. It's hard to show details in a short clip without narration, so I think it can be an association to cutting penis (so, in general, we see that the girl is shown and understands that (his bf's) penis is to be removed). Does that mean that the main character had his genitals removed? And that's why the girl leaving? Otherwise, I don't see any other point in the medical surgery thing.
Or maybe I took it too seriously and the girl wasn't a girlfriend, just random hook-up? But this way, why are we shown suspense scenes going back and forth between the guy coming home and the girl lying around with another guy? And more, the final scene where the guy drops his bag on the bed, it's revealed that the girl is in another house and the suspense is finished. If it was a random chick, the director wouldn't put much meaning in that last scene.
The girl in the club is the guy in the hospital. She's transgendered (The hospital operation is sex reassignment surgery). The song is sung from her current perspective, from her current happy life as a woman and how far she's come since she 'took a big step forward' in transitioning. It's so beautiful and truthful.
The girl in the club is the guy in the hospital. She's transgendered (The hospital operation is sex reassignment surgery). The song is sung from her current perspective, from her current happy life as a woman and how far she's come since she 'took a big step forward' in transitioning. It's so beautiful and truthful.
The video is a before and after of the same person, the guy. He had a bad life before, lonely and so on, most certainly related with the need he had to do the sex change surgery. Then, when he became a girl (the girl that appears in the video) he was actually be able to start living.
The video is a before and after of the same person, the guy. He had a bad life before, lonely and so on, most certainly related with the need he had to do the sex change surgery. Then, when he became a girl (the girl that appears in the video) he was actually be able to start living.
"We've come a long way since that day And we will never look back at the faded silhouette" This means it has been a long way since the old him, as he is now a she, the girl. The photo on the fridge...
"We've come a long way since that day And we will never look back at the faded silhouette" This means it has been a long way since the old him, as he is now a she, the girl. The photo on the fridge is a reminder of what she used to be, and so when she turns the photo around, it can mean she is finally moving on from the old her(or him, oy) and actually embrace the new life in front of her.
So the lyrics are mostly related with the path he had to take to actually become a girl. Straight ahead the change will come (sex change) and also the big step part.
And we will never get back to To the old school To the old grounds It's all about the newfound We are the Newborn The world know all about us
This means the new version of him, the girl he became after the sex change is the new born. And so he won't ever have to go back to the old person he used to be (obviously, after the sex change)
So that's mostly it. If you notice, in the last scene, the face of the girl is exactly the same face of the guy. Same person, different sex (before and after surgery)