Box Office
Underperformed · 1.3xBudget$2.5M
Worldwide Gross$3.2M
The History of Sound se gana su puntuación woke de 9/10 al construir toda la trama y el marketing en torno a un romance gay entre dos estudiantes de música, tratando el viaje de canciones folclóricas como mero escenario. Sáltatela si quieres historias libres de mensajes impulsados por la identidad.
The History of Sound centra toda su premisa y arco emocional en el romance gay clandestino entre los estudiantes de música Lionel Worthing (Paul Mescal) y David White (Josh O'Connor).
Se conocen en 1917 en el New England Conservatory, conectan inmediatamente con la música folk antes de tener relaciones sexuales, y luego se reúnen después de la Primera Guerra Mundial para un viaje de recolección de canciones por el Maine rural, donde su relación se profundiza como foco narrativo. Las imágenes del póster proporcionadas de los dos hombres en un abrazo íntimo tocándose la frente anteponen directamente esta dinámica de pareja masculina como punto de venta, y el viaje de música folk sirve principalmente como telón de fondo para su historia de amor en lugar de como motor de la trama independiente.
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