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Shame is a 2011 British psychological drama film produced by Film4 and See-Saw Films, directed by Steve McQueen, and co-written by McQueen and Abi Morgan. It stars Michael Fassbender as a sex addicted New Yorker named Brendan, whose life starts to unravel when his younger sister shows up in his life. The film's explicit scenes reflecting the protagonist's sexual addiction resulted in a rating of NC-17 in the United…
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There aren't a lot of movies out there that people can take a look at and feel as though what is being presented is something that is very relatable to their own lives and well after the film is over you have more than a little bit of time to reflect on your own existence. Well in this case it might not exactly apply to everyone because the protagonist is very succussful in spite of his vices and this kind of begs t…More
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A 2011 psychological drama film directed by Steve McQueen . Brandon Sullivan is a New York executive who lives a lonely life dominated by his constant sexual urges, but soon after his unstable sister moves into his apartment, he begins to become aware of his behavior and starts to question his life. Shame is a film that explores the vicious cycle in which a man is trapped; not involving himself emotionally or sentim…More
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Michael Fassbender’s stock has risen quickly with me. Fassbender first came to my attention with an excellent performance in the otherwise mediocre Centurion . Since that time, it seems he has been in everything. When I started seeing the trailers for Shame , I knew this was a must-see film. Although not a strictly plot-oriented film, I was not disappointed. In Shame , Fassbender plays Brandon Sullivan, a hope…More