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Sachs’s Cannes Competition title plays out in 1980s New York City
The '80s NYC-set "musical fantasia" from queer filmmaker Ira Sachs is stirring up a lot questions.
Sachs and co-writer Mauricio Zacharias tell IndieWire about the beauty and horror of gay life in 1980s NYC, and borrowing their film’s title from the 1941 Raoul Walsh classic.
The '80s NYC-set "musical fantasia" from queer filmmaker Ira Sachs is stirring up a lot questions.
There’s no better time to discover Ira Sachs’s striking, affecting debut, The Delta (1996).
Ira Sachs and Rami Malek come to Cannes.
CANNES – Ira Sachs never makes it easy. He’s an auteur who works in cinematic frequencies that don’t always align with what an audience might expect. He may frustrate you with the...
Tom Sturridge, Rebecca Hall, Ebon Moss-Bachrach and newcomer Luther Ford also star in this acutely felt memento mori set during the height of the AIDS crisis.
The 80s-set drama, starring Rami Malek, was greeted with a stirring standing ovation at its competition premiere Wednesday night.
Indie cinema champion MK2 Films (“Sentimental Value”) has boarded Ira Sachs’ “The Man I Love,” one of the hotly anticipated movies set to world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival...
EXCLUSIVE: Ira Sachs is back at Cannes this year with The Man I Love, his third film in three years, and it stars Rami Malek. Check out a clip from the film, which debuts on Wednes...
Cannes: Malek and Tom Sturridge play partners whose already-strained relationship is tested by the arrival of a new and beguiling twink neighbor, played by Luther Ford, downstairs.
At this year’s Cannes Film Festival, there were many queer films, several by prominent out gay filmmakers. Ira Sachs’ “The Man I Love,” the sole American film in official competiti...
John Francis Rizzo, told us his story upon meeting him in Sayville. He is an award-winning filmmaker and photographer, had already made transgender films in the Philippines and Tha...
The kind role that’ll immediately make Malek “click” for those who haven’t yet meshed with his appeal.
The 2026 installment of the Museum of the Moving Image’s “First Look” series takes the pulse of this moment in independent filmmaking. (In this context, that means 5-figure budgets...
Director Ira Sachs says his Cannes-bound film is inspired by the “deep, painful and also transcendent experiences of gay life" in 80's NYC.
Noam Ash writes & stars in a film inspired by the time he moved in with his grandparents after a bad breakup.
In Ira Sachs’ 1980s-set drama “The Man I Love,” Rami Malek finds the most well-tailored role since his Oscar-winning turn in “Bohemian Rhapsody.”
In the cathartic romantic comedy-drama, “Departures,” Benji (writer/co-director Lloyd Eyre-Morgan) tries to process his break-up with Jake (David Tag). “Going backward to move forw...
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Light, written and directed by Daniel Talbott, starts with a man (Will Pullen) sitting in his car in a church parking lot,... The post Light first appeared on Film Threat.
Competition includes films by Ira Sachs, Pawel Pawlikowski, Marie Kreutzer, Ryûsuke Hamaguchi and Asghar Farhadi.
This year’s edition of New Directors/New Films — the 55th — features several films by queer filmmakers or about LGBTQ+ topics. The festival opens with, “Leviticus,” a highly antic...
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