The Worst Person in the World
Why this pick
Like Passages, it treats romantic indecision with brisk, emotionally unruly honesty, following desire as it destabilizes commitments without reducing anyone to a villain.
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Like Passages, it treats romantic indecision with brisk, emotionally unruly honesty, following desire as it destabilizes commitments without reducing anyone to a villain.
Why this pick
Its sexually charged triangle, intimate naturalism, and shifting alliances echo Passages' refusal to make desire neat or emotionally consequence-free.
Why this pick
Another sharply observed Ira Sachs relationship drama, with the same unsentimental compassion for lovers whose needs, intimacy, and self-destructive impulses do not align.
Why this pick
A gentler but equally precise Sachs study of a long-term male couple, attuned to how practical pressures quietly reshape intimacy and everyday tenderness.
Why this pick
Its repeated encounters expose how flirtation, ego, and tiny conversational choices alter emotional reality—an incisive fit for Passages' messy interpersonal volatility.
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01 / THE STORY
Two men have been together for fifteen years until one of them has an affair with a woman.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Tomas

Martin

Agathe

Jérémie
Clément