Personality: Adonis He in Utopians

• First released on 31 October 2015 at the New Directors Film Festival held in Japan, the film was widely accepted as a huge success. It went on to screening in different countries throughout the world and became a big hit in USA, UK and Italy.  In September 2016, it made its debut in Hong Kong under the Cantonese name, Tung Lau Hap Woo.  In that same year, in October it was featured in the Hong Kong Lesbian and Gay Film Festival.
  
  
  Produced and directed by Scud, the movie cast included names such as Jackie Chow, William Lo and Eric Cheng besides Adonis He (see photo below).
  
  
  
  
  
  Here are some of the reviews:
  
  
  This visually stunning erotic drama follows Hins (Adonis He), a young student who finds himself unexpectedly attracted to his handsome, outspoken male professor, Ming (Jackie Chow). Despite - or perhaps because of - his conservative upbringing, Hins is intent on getting close enough to Ming to understand him. It's an experience that transforms his life and comes to define his adult identity. 
  
  
  What can happen if Mishima Yukio meets Socrates? Hins, a dreamy boy who indulges in literature and thirsts for philosophy, is overwhelmed by a charismatic teacher Antonio, dragging his religious girlfriend Joey together into uncharted territories. The intriguing appearance of Swan, an elegant and intellectual lady, only adds to their entanglement of spirit and lust. Seemingly their love for art and wisdom would lead them to a surreal poetic life in an unrestrained Utopia amid the earthen world, yet what stands in the way is a lifetime secret and a lie of heart. 

         One of the most popular scenes from the movie is this, showing Adonis He stroking himself
         in bed: