Explicit love scene between Rachel McAdams and Rachel Weisz left everyone in shock in new film
The scene is so sensual that many called it the best in the history of cinema.
Chilean director Sebastian Lelio has directed hit after hit. In 2013 he dazzled critics with "Gloria", this year he received applause for "A Fantastic Woman", a film starring a transs-xual woman, and now the world cannot stop talking about his most recent film "Disobedience".
In the film, Lelio explores themes such as love, religion and freedom, through the story of Ronit (Rachel Weisz), a Jewish woman who returns to her Orthodox community after the death of her father where she meets the childhood love, Esti (Rachel McAdams) who also happens to be married to his cousin.
The film made its premiere at the Toronto Film Festival and left everyone speechless. Critics are calling her the "Jewish Carol," alluding to the 2015 LGBT-themed film starring Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara.
“Step aside Carol. Disobedience is the goal for films with gay female characters."
“I highly recommend DISOBEDIENCE, an unapologetic mature film about religion, freedom, s-xuality and love. TIFF's Best Performances”
“DISOBEDIENCE destroyed me. Probably the best movie about Orthodox Judaism ever made. Lelio has a trilogy of fantastic women”
In addition to all the applause, Leilo's film is giving people something to talk about because of the s-xual scene between Rachel McAdams and Rachel Weisz. At the beginning of the film, the two women meet again as friends, but as the plot progresses, the passion between them grows slowly and smoothly, culminating in a scene that according to Movie Pilot "is a threatening rival to "Life". of Adèle”.
The scene she has everyone talking about is one in which Weisz spits "gently in the mouth of McAdams, who asks for more."
"I really thought Disobedience was going to be your typical indie movie, but Rachel 2 filled Rachel 1's mouth with spit."
“McAdams is amazing in Disobedience and Lelio directs one of the best and most tender gay love scenes I've seen between two women in a while”
"Everyone says the love scene in Disobedience was crazy, oh miss Rachel is going to eat miss Rachel until they're both dehydrated"
"I just saw Sebastián Lelio's Disobedience and really the rest of the festival is cancelled, they just set the bar very high"
Will the scene really be more intense than Adèle's?
