Sex 'n' Death
Réalisé par Guy JenkinOù regarder Sex 'n' Death
- Peter Bickford24 février 2026A movie which was bracing in the 1990s when it was first aired, and now is oddly haunting. It's a shocking, stageplay-like production which celebrates debauchery and nihilism while still managing to be incredibly poignant. Top marks to the music director for its devastating use of The Pretenders for the end sequence. Sex N Death is a rather extraordinary movie which, when viewed from the perspective of 2026, reads like the suicide note of Cool Britannia. The world it lives in...and which it could have been made (let alone broadcast in over the BBC!) is well and truly gone. Which is part--but not all--ot why it hangs on like a ghost in the memory.
Sex 'n' Death Trivia
Sex 'n' Death was released on 14 décembre 1999.
Sex 'n' Death was directed by Guy Jenkin.
Sex 'n' Death has a runtime of 75min.
Sex 'n' Death was produced by Jane Featherstone.
Ben Black is the host of a popular television program that aims to shock and outrage its audience, which continues to tune in even though most of them think they are 'above it.' But Ben's cruel persona as TV host often continues after the cameras are turned off and his ex-lover / current producer, his co-workers, and his lover are often at the receiving end of his barbs.
The key characters in Sex 'n' Death are Ben Black (Martin Clunes), Ruby (Katy Cavanagh), William (Trevor Cooper).
Sex 'n' Death is a Drame, Comédie, Téléfilm film.
Sex 'n' Death has an audience rating of 6.6 out of 10.