Does To Sex What 'Requiem For A Dream' Did To Drugs

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James Badge Dale, Michael Fassbender, and Carey Mulligan in Shame (2011)

Michael Fassbender and Nicole Beharie in Shame (2011)

Michael Fassbender, Carey Mulligan, and Steve McQueen in Shame (2011)

James Badge Dale and Michael Fassbender in Shame (2011)

Michael Fassbender

Carey Mulligan

James Badge Dale

Steve McQueen

Abi Morgan

A nymphomaniac&apos;s carefully cultivated private life falls apart after his sister arrives for an indefinite stay.

Shame

Steve McQueen&apos;s delivers a realistic and vivid film about sex addiction, anger, self loathing, fear, loneliness, and the meaning or lack of meaning of relationships. Shame&apos;s premise is not depicted in film very often, which makes it a very unique effort as well. Micheal Fassbender&apos;s performance as sex addict is brillant, as he gives the audience his character&apos;s fear, self hatred, anger, and loneliness in full perspective. Carey Mulligan also gives a stellar performance as a needy, dependent, and affectionate musician. Steve McQueen directs this film in a laid back yet ruthless way, as Shame pits into darkness and trauma with somewhat of an elegance, while still maintaing a manic aesthetic. Narratively, Shame can get breifly lost at points, but Overall, McQueen&apos;s film is a honest and realistic depiction, with one great performance, and a good one as well. Shame is a small film, but can bring about emotions, panic, trauma, and darkness in a evocative and grim way.

Brandon&apos;s carefully cultivated private life -- which allows him to indulge his sexual addiction -- is disrupted when his sister Cissy arrives unannounced for an indefinite stay. 

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Steve McQueen's delivers a realistic and vivid film about sex addiction, anger, self loathing, fear, loneliness, and the meaning or lack of meaning of relationships. Shame's premise is not depicted in film very often, which makes it a very unique effort as well. Micheal Fassbender's performance as sex addict is brillant, as he gives the audience his character's fear, self hatred, anger, and loneliness in full perspective. Carey Mulligan also gives a stellar performance as a needy, dependent, and affectionate musician. Steve McQueen directs this film in a laid back yet ruthless way, as Shame pits into darkness and trauma with somewhat of an elegance, while still maintaing a manic aesthetic. Narratively, Shame can get breifly lost at points, but Overall, McQueen's film is a honest and realistic depiction, with one great performance, and a good one as well. Shame is a small film, but can bring about emotions, panic, trauma, and darkness in a evocative and grim way.

A nymphomaniac's carefully cultivated private life falls apart after his sister arrives for an indefinite stay.

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