Joaquin phoenix movie will be Gay love story NC-17

Todd Haynes’ upcoming NC-17-rated movie “Beau Is Afraid” stars Joaquin Phoenix. It investigates an overtly homosexual romance and is set in 1930s Los Angeles. Haynes and Phoenix push the envelope, demonstrating their dedication to difficult parts. The movie work in the areas of romance and LGBTQ+ issues.

Joaquin Phoenix is upping his game by working with Todd Haynes on the extremely pornographic homosexual romance film “Beau Is Afraid.” The movie is classified as NC-17. Here is the movie trailer:

After the Cannes Film Festival premiere of his love drama “May December,” starring Natalie Portman and Julianne Moore, Haynes spoke with IndieWire. Haynes made a brief mention of A task that he and Phoenix were working on throughout the interview..

Phoenix is renowned for accepting difficult jobs that go above and beyond what is expected of performers. Regarding Haynes, his credits include “Carol,” “Far From God,” “Poison,” “Velvet Goldmine,” and his most recent picture, “May December.” He has also directed romantic period plays and gay flicks.

The Joaquin phoenix movie, which has an NC-17 rating, is expected to provoke viewers and start conversations about morality and love.