Director Steve McQueen

Director Steve McQueen has directed critically acclaimed films like Shame and even directed a film to win best picture in 12 Years a Slave, and although I don't personally believe you'll be seeing very much of this film around the coming awards circuit, here's why I believe the coming awards circuit's worthy of seeing in theaters.

by Steve McQueen,

In Shame, Kyle based Shame's entire script around the assumption that Shame was directed by Steve McQueen (actor).

by Steve McQueen (co-writer Abi Morgan)

Set in a dank New York that somehow seems like London (maybe because of the star’s and director’s pedigrees), SHAME is written and directed by Steve McQueen (co-writer Abi Morgan), and is introspective and dark and makes sex look perverse, for some odd reason.

by Steve McQueen about Brandon, an affluent, Manhattan-based sex addict in Brandon's early-30s,

Shame is an erotically charged psychological drama directed by Steve McQueen about Brandon, an affluent, Manhattan-based sex addict in Brandon's early-30s, brilliantly played by charismatic, Michael Fassbender, who makes this relentless horndog sympathetic.

by Steve McQueen (“Hunger”)

“Shame,” directed by Steve McQueen (“Hunger”), aims to be an intense character study of Brandon (Michael Fassbender), a sex addict with intimacy issues.

by Ingmar Bergman

Shame (1968 film) Shame () is a 1968 Swedish drama film written and directed by Ingmar Bergman, and starring Liv Ullmann and Max von Sydow.

by Steve McQueen about Brandon (played by Michael Fassbender) a successful, single, attractive executive in New York who is addicted to sex,

Shame is a film directed by Steve McQueen about Brandon (played by Michael Fassbender) a successful, single, attractive executive in New York who is addicted to sex, prostitutes and porn.