You'll Take Back Every Bad Thing You've Said About Rami Malek After Seeing His Bold New Drama | Review

You'll Take Back Every Bad Thing You've Said About Rami Malek After Seeing His Bold New Drama | Review




At one point during Ira Sachs' newest drama, The Man I Love, a character says, "It's a tough business, living," and that sentence encapsulates the entirety of this complicated, romantic, and heartbreaking film. Starring Rami Malek, Sachs' latest follows an actor named Jimmy George in late 80s New York. Jimmy, a passionate stage performer, has gotten a second wind after being diagnosed with HIV and is ready to take to the stage for what very well might be his final performance. Supported by his loving partner, Dennis (Tom Sturridge), and his sister, Brenda (Rebecca Hall), The Man I Love tracks Malek's Jimmy in an emotional and stirring story about love and art set during the height of the AIDS epidemic.


At one point during Ira Sachs' newest drama, The Man I Love, a character says, "It's a tough business, living," and that sentence encapsulates the entirety of this complicated, romantic, and heartbreaking film. Starring Rami Malek, Sachs' latest follows an actor named Jimmy George in late 80s New York. Jimmy, a passionate stage performer, has gotten a second wind after being diagnosed with HIV and is ready to take to the stage for what very well might be his final performance. Supported by his loving partner, Dennis (Tom Sturridge), and his sister, Brenda (Rebecca Hall), The Man I Love tracks Malek's Jimmy in an emotional and stirring story about love and art set during the height of the AIDS epidemic.

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