Synopsis
Without love there is nothing
In Glasgow, Scotland, while a mysterious pandemic begins to spread around the world, Susan, a brilliant epidemiologist, falls in love with Michael, a skillful cook.
2011 Directed by David Mackenzie
In Glasgow, Scotland, while a mysterious pandemic begins to spread around the world, Susan, a brilliant epidemiologist, falls in love with Michael, a skillful cook.
Ewan McGregor Eva Green Ewen Bremner Stephen Dillane Denis Lawson Anamaria Marinca Alastair Mackenzie Connie Nielsen Lauren Tempany Shabana Akhtar Bakhsh Caroline Paterson Malcolm Shields Judith Anne Christie Richard Mack Juliet Cadzow Tam Dean Burn Ferosa Mackenzie Luke Mackenzie Gilly Gilchrist Barbara Rafferty Siu Hun Li Stephen McCole Paul Thomas Hickey Liz Strange Katy Engels John Mulkeen David Monaghan Karen Hepburn Sean Early Show All…
BBC Film Zentropa Entertainments Scottish Screen Film i Väst Det Danske Filminstitut Sigma Films Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland Subotica Entertainment
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Humanity and the world around us Monsters, aliens, sci-fi and the apocalypse Moving relationship stories Faith and religion Surreal and thought-provoking visions of life and death Humanity's odyssey: earth and beyond Imaginative space odysseys and alien encounters Captivating relationships and charming romance Dangerous technology and the apocalypse Show All…
EXTREMELY disappointing that in our current pandemic i am not also having sex with Ewan McGregor regularly.
Everyone watching Contagion when they should be watching Ewan McGregor and Eva Green fall in love during a pandemic
Ewan McGregor and Eva Green falling in love in the midst of an unusual pandemic is exactly the film all of you need right now. Underrated as hell - haven't heard ANYONE even mention it. Watch it, thank me later.
ewan mcgregor character sexualities:
star wars: gay
doctor sleep: gay
down with love: bi
trainspotting: bi
moulin rouge!: lowkey bi 🤫
birds of prey: gay
the pillow book: bi
son of a gun: gay
angels & demons: gay
velvet goldmine: gay
christopher robin: gay
i love you phillip morris: gay
shallow grave: gay
beauty and the beast: gay
robots: gay
black hawk down: gay
the men who stare at goats: gay
big fish: gay with beard
the island: gay with beard
the impossible: gay with beard
beginners: straight
perfect sense: so annoyingly straight i wanted to punch him why are men ewan stick to playing doe eyed sad boys not fuck boys please this movie is so pretentious
Recommended to me on my Lend me your Heart list (which can be found here)
This film appeals to both the head and the heart and I love it for it.
I think most of us have wondered what it would be like to lose one of their senses. This film explores that notion by proxy of a global disease that causes you to lose your senses one by one. What I found very interesting is what this film's conclusion is to how we would respond to that. We would find a way to keep going and make sense of our lives, whether through art or routine. I found that a surprisingly plausible notion. It does touch upon our innate…
if the world comes to an end i too would want to spend my last moments with eva green
It's remarkable how this film evokes emotions. You become very selfaware during the movie and get out very moved.
100-word review: About as much of an antithesis of Contagion as a pandemic film from the same year can possibly be. A 'sci-fi' about individuals and emotions, not so much science (a bit like I Origins, which I adore as well). Perfect Sense showcases love and beauty under dire circumstances — circumstances that are inconceivably horrifying on paper, but not portrayed as such. "Life goes on", and director David Mackenzie explores this imaginary state of 'heightened/perfect sense' as the other basic senses are lost. Not your meat and potatoes, nor your “fat and flour” sci-fi, but a wonderfully elevating one.