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The film is a departure from director Ira Sachs usual gentle dramas, instead following a dysfunctional couple embroiled in a toxic love triangle. “Passages” is shocking, tender, and according to critic Sean Burns, “appallingly funny.”
“I really wanted to make a horny film,” Sachs said in a recent interview from Spain, where he was receiving an award. “Like, a film that gave pleasure and was about pleasure. And part of that pleasure is about sex but also the pleasure of cinema.
The New York-based, 57-year-old filmmaker of sharply observed independent films ( “Love Is Strange,”“Little Men” ) was compelled to create, as he says, “a film of intimacy.” “Passages,” Sachs’ ninth feature, would be his first film coming out of the pandemic and he craved a closeness and tenderness that had been missing from both life…
NEW YORK (AP) — Ira Sachs never set out to make an NC-17-rated film. The New York-based, 57-year-old filmmaker of sharply observed independent films ( “Love Is Strange,”“Little Men” ) was compelled to create, as he says, “a film of intimacy.” “Passages,” Sachs’ ninth feature, would be his first film coming out of the pandemic […]