Queer (2024)
Overview
1950. William Lee, an American expat in Mexico City, spends his days almost entirely alone, except for a few contacts with other members of the small American community. His encounter with Eugene Allerton, an expat former soldier, new to the city, shows him, for the first time, that it might be finally possible to establish an intimate connection with somebody.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $53,400,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $3,865,730.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 137.435 |
Directed By
Luca Guadagnino
Crew
Stefano Baisi
Sayombhu Mukdeeprom
Luca Guadagnino
William S. Burroughs
Emiliano Novelli
Giampiero Comanducci
Trent Reznor
Atticus Ross
Marco Morabito
Luca Guadagnino
Marco Costa
Jonathan Anderson
Peter Spears
Elena Recchia
James Grauerholz
Christian Vesper
Emanuela Matranga
Justin Kuritzkes
Biagio Fersini
Virginia Granata
Lisa Scoppa
Jessica Ronane
Riccardo Pintus
Zachary Fox
Adrián Dimas
Massimo Gattabrusi
Jason Hamer
Carmen Mendías
Richard Redlefsen
Hiro Yada
Tommaso Carignani
Simone Cedroni
William Ferrero
Francesca Fiori
Giorgia Lodato
Lorenzo Maggini
Benedetta Pintus
Ludovica Sordi
Costanza Puri
Justin Kuritzkes
Daniel Bedusa
Paola Capellini
Edoardo di Lauro
Sara Fathi
Alessandra Fortuna
Beatrice Marcone
Samuel Scott
Greta Silvestri
Kim H. Winther
Aldo Verde
Giulia Bonomelli
Ilaria Cascardo
Cristina Vittoria Marazzi
Chantal Rivera
Marco Torresin
Andrea Squillace
Sara Stirpe
Giorgia Visani
Craig Berkey
Craig Berkey
Chelsea Body
Alessandro Bonfanti
Paul Carter
Tony Diaz
Elliott Elsey
Davide Favargiotti
Kevin Jung
Yves-Marie Omnes
Jérôme Rabu
Emanuel Comanducci
Marco Pancrazi
Frankie Ferrari
Robin Urdang
Liesl Takeuchi
Jacob Moreno
Roberta D'Angelo
Chiara Scardamaglia
Claudio Del Bravo
Michele De Angelis
Angela Anzelmo
Flavia Ballarin
Chiara Brenna
Theo Carminati
Chiara Cecili
Matt Marks
Giulia Severini
Agnese Zanuso
Massimiliano Alagia
Cristiano Biagioli
Niccolò Brindasso
Bianca Butti
Maurizio Cremisini
Yannis Drakoulidis
Roberto Gentili
Carmelo Guttadauro La Blasca
Bernardo Massaccesi
Sara Menoni
Angelo Nakhnoukh
Francisco Pintore
Martino Tagliaferri
Massimo Spina
Giovanni Tancredi
Marco Tedesco
Cristiana Agostinelli
Marco Alzari
Frieda Basso Boccabella
Alessia Boccardo
Maria Luisa Corda
Caterina D'Ambrosio
Valentina Feriani
Chiara Marchionne
Natalina Marinelli
Martina Parravicini
Alessia Romanazzi
Guillem Soler Pou
Vittoria Spadafora
Yeraldín Balcázar
Federica Frieda Didio
Annalisa Calia
Annabel Leach
César Ríos Legaspi
Maurilio Mangano
Anna Massa
Valentina Materiale
Maria Teresa Monaco
Kaitlin Reynell
Luis Rosales
Luis Ángel Vázquez
Alessandro Abiuso
Rahul Badode
Alessandro Bandinelli
Giulio Bartali
Antonio Cascone
Virginia Cefaly
Alessio Chietera
Luigi Croce
Adriano Cirulli
Flavio De Blasio
Isabella De Blasio
Diego Di Paola
Francesca Falzetta Pizzi
Mattia Fede
Carlotta Ferraresi
Marco Fiorani Parenzi
Marta Gargano
Sara Gargano
Fabiana Gianfagna
Govind Kumar
Giuseppe La Manna
Paolo Lonzi
Alessandro Macis
Maura Manfredi
Vahan Martirosyan
Yogesh Dattaram Palav
Michele Palomba
Marco Panci
Praful Pradeep Pawar
Emanuele Perrina
Charlston John Peña
Rahul Pokharkar
Matilde Rossi
Francesco Santoro
Luca Simonato
Orsola Sorrentino
Sahadev Sadhashiv Suryawanshi
Silvia Tolomeo
Pasquale Tomaiuolo
Vanessa Zighetti
Tiberio Angeloni
Claudia Castaldi
Silvia Castellucci
Alessandro Catalano
Leonardo Cruciano
Ughetta Daneri
Ottavia Dattolo
Camilla Galiano
Franco Galiano
Federico Iori
Chiara Izzo
Mariagiuseppa Maresca
Camilla Masci
Simone Miraglia
Matteo Naselli
Giorgia Pascali
Marco Pavani
Luca Pontassuglia
Valentina Radenti
Armando Sassi
Enrico Toscano
Ben Panzeca
Federica Ceraolo
Valentina Cheng
Fanny Narcisi
Riccardo Oliva
Laura Paluzzi
Diego Daniel Pardo
Sophie Laura Peretz
Luigi Vacchelli
Macey Yarbrough
Maria Giulia Zannoni
Matt Curtis
Kevin Schultz
Colton Maddigan
Camilo Lara
Matteo Furcolo
Fernanda Perez
Caetano Veloso
Trent Reznor
Atticus Ross
TOP CAST
Daniel Craig
William Lee
Drew Starkey
Eugene Allerton
Jason Schwartzman
Joe Guidry
Lesley Manville
Doctor Cotter
Henry Zaga
Winston Moor
Drew Droege
John Dumé
Andra Ursuta
Mary
Lisandro Alonso
Mr. Cotter
Ariel Schulman
Tom Weston
David Lowery
Jim Cochran
Daan de Wit
Karl Steinberg
Colin Bates
Tom Williams
Simon Rizzoni
Ship Ahoy Bartender
Octavio Mendoza
Chimu Bar Artists
Omar Apollo
Chimu Bar Guy
Silverio Castro
Hotel Owner
Amir Antonio Samande Chavez
Ship Ahoy Bartender
Andrea Montserrat Rios Hernandez
Ship Ahoy Waitress
Claudio Cardenas
Ship Ahoy Chess Player
Gilberto Barraza
Cab Driver
Jean Carlos Gonzalez Flores
Lola's Waiter
Michael Kent
Ship Ahoy Young Man
Lorenzo Pozzan
Joe Guidry's Acquaintance
Ronia Ava
Joan
Juan Domingo Sandoval Puga
Curio Shop Clerk
Michaël Borremans
Doctor
Andrés Duprat
Doctor Hernandez
Mery Patricia Atencio Huaranga
Female Villager
Perla Ambrosini
Lee’s Mother (uncredited)
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