Box Office
Underperformed · 1.3xBudget$2.5M
Worldwide Gross$3.2M
The History of Sound conquista sua pontuação woke de 9/10 ao construir toda a trama e marketing em torno de um romance gay entre dois estudantes de música, tratando a jornada de canções folclóricas como mero cenário. Pule se você quer histórias livres de mensagens orientadas por identidade.
The History of Sound centra toda a sua premissa e arco emocional no romance gay clandestino entre os estudantes de música Lionel Worthing (Paul Mescal) e David White (Josh O'Connor).
Eles se conhecem em 1917 no New England Conservatory, imediatamente se conectam por meio da música folk antes de fazerem sexo, e depois se reúnem após a Primeira Guerra Mundial para uma viagem de coleta de canções pelo Maine rural, onde o relacionamento deles se aprofunda como foco narrativo. A imagem do pôster fornecida dos dois homens em um abraço íntimo com as testas juntas destaca diretamente essa dinâmica de casal masculino como ponto de venda, com a jornada da música folk servindo principalmente como pano de fundo para a história de amor deles, em vez de um motor de enredo independente.
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