Brimming with so many incredible portraits: strikes some of the most delicate images of the year. Self-expression until the very end - such a brilliant artistic tribute. Rami Malek is revelatory. It’s a tough business, living.
Directed by Ira Sachs
An atmospheric, grounded drama.
In late 1980s New York, a theater artist living with AIDS takes on one possibly last great role.
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Brimming with so many incredible portraits: strikes some of the most delicate images of the year. Self-expression until the very end - such a brilliant artistic tribute. Rami Malek is revelatory. It’s a tough business, living.
Ira Sachs movies look so great in pink. That pink sweater specifically is unbelievable, does for this what the mesh top did for Passages. I liked Rami but hard not to think about how Franz Rogowski would’ve eaten this up. Finally a “billiards” tag movie in Cannes, and in one of my favorite scenes of the fest
admired this more than i was affected by it, but that's still practically a rave considering my allergy to Rami Malek (which is further aggravated here, alas). i liked the bit where he sings that one song in full, but need to stress that anyone misled into thinking this is a *musical* is in for a major disappointment.
In late 1980s New York, a theater artist living with AIDS takes on one possibly last great role.
It was directed by Ira Sachs, an American filmmaker known for intimate character studies such as Passages and Love Is Strange.
It premiered in competition at the Cannes Film Festival.
