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Benjamin

It's about my inability to love. But I'm fine now.
2019 | 86m | English

(2740 votes)

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Popularity: 3 (history)

Director: Simon Amstell
Writer: Simon Amstell
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Benjamin, a rising star filmmaker, is on the brink of premiering his difficult second film ’No Self' at the London Film Festival when Billie, his hard drinking publicist, introduces him to a mesmeric French musician called Noah.
Release Date: Mar 15, 2019
Director: Simon Amstell
Writer: Simon Amstell
Genres: Comedy, Drama, Romance
Keywords filmmaking, lgbt, gay romance, gay theme, gay relationship, filmmaker
Production Companies Open Palm Films, Art Sploitation Films
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: Feb 01, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Name Character
Colin Morgan Benjamin
Phénix Brossard Noah
Joel Fry Stephen
Jessica Raine Billie
Jack Rowan Harry
Anna Chancellor Tessa
Nathan Stewart-Jarrett Paul
Michèle Belgrand Adrienne
James Lailey Claude
Ellie Kendrick Anne the Dancer
Mark Kermode Himself
Simon Mayo Himself
Gabe Gilmour Bodhi
Robin Peters Editor
Arnab Chanda Guru
James Bloor Alex
Jessie Cave Martha
Joanne Howarth Shop Keeper
Mariam Haque Film Festival Host
Kriss Dosanjh Monk
Mawaan Rizwan Dhani
Alex Lowe Compère
Laura Matassa Journalist
Name Job
Simon Amstell Director, Writer
David Pimm Director of Photography
Robin Peters Editor
Matilda James Casting
Hannah Purdy Foggin Production Design
Zoe Payne Art Direction, Set Decoration
Oliver Cronk Costume Design
Olivia Young Art Direction
Zoey Olechnowicz Makeup & Hair
Chloe Edwards Hair Designer, Makeup Designer
Jessica Hodges Production Manager
James Evered Second Assistant Director
Jack Fontaine Third Assistant Director
Alexander Holt First Assistant Director
Iris Abols Art Department Coordinator
Ian Hammond Construction Manager
Ben Baird Sound Designer
Liam Cotter Boom Operator
Rob Entwistle Sound Recordist
Richard Miller Sound Recordist
James Trusson Sound Effects Editor
Jack Wensley ADR Recordist
Stephen James Dunn Second Assistant Camera
Anthony McHugh Focus Puller
Ben Millar Gaffer
Laura Radford Still Photographer
Mike Scott Steadicam Operator
Angus Young Still Photographer
Isabel Marr Casting Associate
Anne-Aurelie Pillet Costume Supervisor
Annalisa Boyd Assistant Editor
Lee Clappison Colorist
Rio Attoh-Wood Music Supervisor
Nicolas Dagnall Music Supervisor
Kate Leys Script Editor
Bhairavi Patel Script Supervisor
Dan Swimer Script Editor
Jorg Bobsin Choreographer
Anna Elettra Pizzi De Gaetano Production Coordinator
Jim Dobson Publicist
Debbie Guscott Chaperone
Emma Janes Chaperone
Ranjana Mitra Chaperone
Samantha Scowcroft Production Accountant
James Righton Original Music Composer
Name Title
Alexandra Breede Producer
Dominic Dromgoole Producer
Emma Green Associate Producer
Louise Simpson Producer
Mark Coombs Executive Producer
Mark Clarke Associate Producer
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maketheSWITCH
7.0

‘Benjamin’ is an enjoyable rom-com, filled with equal amounts of sweet moments and tense ones. - Chris dos Santos Read Chris' full article... https://www.maketheswitch.com.au/article/review-benjamin-gay-dramedy-tugs-at-the-heartstrings-in-all-the-right-ways ...

Jun 23, 2021
Geronimo1967
6.0

I really did want to like this - but I wasn't really given anywhere near enough meat on the bones of the story or the characters to het to know. The comedy is pretty thin on the ground and the underlying storyline is clichéd and muddles love and lust in an unconvincing fashion. It may well be partia ... lly autobiographical, but that - and the best efforts of the eponymous and engaging Colin Morgan as well as Jack Rowan's heart-throb "Harry" - doesn't help us through it's mediocrity. It's a pity, but I think that maybe auteur Simon Amstell was just too close to this to make it work in any objective or less awkward fashion.

May 29, 2024