Peter Hujar’s Day (2025) Film Review, a movie directed by Ira Sachs, written by Linda Rosenkrantz and Ira Sachs and starring ...

GIJÓN, Spain — Ben Whishaw scooped best actor at this year’s Gijón Film Festival for his performance in Ira Sachs’ “Peter Hujar’s Day,” but otherwise major awards highlighted lesser known talent, ...

Surgeries and high-stakes emergencies where little humans make chaotic entries to the world just got a new update in a living room version. In the UK's hospital drama, This Is Going to Hurt, humor, ...

Although 'This Is Going To Hurt' is based on the real-life experience of Kay, several characters and locations have been fictionalized to suit narrative purposes. For instance, the St. Clare's ...

Ben Whishaw and Rebecca Hall in director Ira Sachs' film "Peter Hujar's Day." (Courtesy of Janus Films) Movies don’t get much smaller than “Peter Hujar’s Day.” Director Ira Sachs’ self-described “art ...

Ira Sachs is no stranger to queer art. The renowned independent filmmaker’s newest film, “Peter Hujar’s Day,” an adaptation of Linda Rosenkrantz’s book of the same name, is an exemplary entry into the ...

“Peter Hujar’s Day” stars two reliable actors, Ben Whishaw and Rebecca Hall, and was written and directed by Ira Sachs (known for 2023’s “Passages,” also starring Whishaw, and “Love Is Strange,” my No ...

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Several times, when the conversation at the center of “Peter Hujar’s Day” takes an existential turn, we hear a short passage from Mozart’s Requiem. This quiet and compelling film uses Hujar’s own ...