Movie |
New York City | Based On Novel Or Book
The unexpected reunion of two high school friends, Clare Kendry and Irene Redfield, ignites a mutual obsession that threatens both of their carefully constructed realities. Directed by Rebecca Hall. Starring Tessa Thompson, Ruth Negga, André Holland in lead roles.
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The unexpected reunion of two high school friends, Clare Kendry and Irene Redfield, ignites a mutual obsession that threatens both of their carefully constructed realities. Directed by Rebecca Hall. Starring Tessa Thompson, Ruth Negga, André Holland in lead roles.
US Narrative Feature | 2021 | Rebecca Hall
Breakthrough Filmmaker | 2021 | Rebecca Hall
Best Debut as Director | 2021 | Rebecca Hall
Best Actress | 2022 | Tessa Thompson
Best Actress | 2021 | Tessa Thompson
Outstanding Actress | 2022 | Tessa Thompson
Best Actress | 2022 | Tessa Thompson
Best Supporting Actress | 2022 | Ruth Negga
Supporting Actress of the Year | 2022 | Ruth Negga
Best Supporting Actress | 2022 | Ruth Negga
Best Supporting Actress | 2022 | Ruth Negga
Best Supporting Actress International Competition | 2022 | Ruth Negga
Best Supporting Actress | 2021 | Ruth Negga
Best Supporting Performance in a Motion Picture Female | 2022 | Ruth Negga
Best Supporting Female | 2022 | Ruth Negga
Best Supporting Actress | 2021 | Ruth Negga
Best Supporting Actress | 2021 | Ruth Negga
Best Supporting Actress | 2022 | Ruth Negga
Best Production Design | 2022 | Nora Mendis
Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picture | 2022 | Ruth Negga
Outstanding British Film of the Year | 2022 | Rebecca Hall
Dramatic | 2021 | Rebecca Hall
Screenplay of the Year | 2022 | Rebecca Hall
Most Promising Filmmaker | 2021 | Rebecca Hall
Best New Filmmaker | 2022 | Rebecca Hall
Best Adapted Screenplay | 2022 | Rebecca Hall
Film | 2022 | Rebecca Hall
Best Adapted Screenplay | 2022 | Rebecca Hall
Best Director | 2021 | Rebecca Hall
Best Adapted Screenplay | 2022 | Rebecca Hall
Outstanding Directorial Achievement in FirstTime Feature Film | 2022 | Rebecca Hall
Best Movie by a Woman | 2021 | Rebecca Hall
2021 | Rebecca Hall
Best Adapted Screenplay | 2022 | Rebecca Hall
Best Adapted Screenplay | 2022 | Rebecca Hall
Best New Director | 2022 | Rebecca Hall
Directors Debuts Competition | 2021 | Rebecca Hall
Best Feature | 2021 | Rebecca Hall
Best Adapted Screenplay | 2021 | Rebecca Hall
Best Woman Director | 2022 | Rebecca Hall
Best Female Leading Role | 2021 | Tessa Thompson
Best Actress | 2022 | Tessa Thompson
Outstanding Actress in a Motion Picture | 2022 | Tessa Thompson
Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role | 2022 | Tessa Thompson
Best Performance | 2021 | Tessa Thompson
Best Actress | 2021 | Tessa Thompson
Best Actress International Competition | 2022 | Tessa Thompson
Best Actress | 2022 | Tessa Thompson
Best Actress in a Supporting Role Film | 2022 | Ruth Negga
Best Supporting Actress | 2022 | Ruth Negga
Most Daring Performance | 2022 | Ruth Negga
Best Supporting Actress | 2021 | Ruth Negga
Best Supporting Actress | 2022 | Ruth Negga
Best Supporting Actress | 2022 | Ruth Negga
Best Supporting Actress | 2022 | Ruth Negga
Best Supporting Actress | 2022 | Ruth Negga
Best Supporting Actress | 2022 | Ruth Negga
Best Supporting Actress | 2021 | Ruth Negga
Supporting Actress | 2022 | Ruth Negga
Best Supporting Actress | 2022 | Ruth Negga
Best Supporting Actress | 2022 | Ruth Negga
Best Actress in a Supporting Role | 2022 | Ruth Negga
Best Supporting Actress | 2022 | Ruth Negga
Best Supporting Actress | 2022 | Ruth Negga
Best Supporting Actress | 2022 | Ruth Negga
Best Supporting Actress | 2022 | Ruth Negga
BritishIrish Actress of the Year | 2022 | Ruth Negga
Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Supporting Role | 2022 | Ruth Negga
Best Supporting Actress | 2021 | Ruth Negga
Best Supporting Actress | 2021 | Ruth Negga
Best Supporting Actress | 2021 | Ruth Negga
Outstanding Achievement in Casting Studio or Independent Feature Drama | 2022 | Laura Rosenthal
Outstanding Motion Picture | 2022 | Nina Yang Bongiovi
Best Picture | 2022 | Nina Yang Bongiovi
In casting the two main characters, Rebecca Hall said she had to find two actors that could play either role, because both of them are so seduced by and interested in each other's lives. Ruth Negga agreed, suggesting that if they were doing it as a stage play, the actors could trade roles every other night. Tessa Thompson, however, demurred: "I would never want to play Clare. I love Ruth in this part so much, I wouldn't have done it."
The term "passing" refers to the practice of members of minority or oppressed races, religions, ethnic groups, etc., pretending to be white (or otherwise members of the majority culture) to escape prejudice. The writer/director of this movie, Rebecca Hall, is better known as an actress; although she has almost only ever been cast as white characters, she is part African American. In a 2018 interview with Deadline, Hall said, "I came across the novel at a time when I was trying to reckon creatively with some of my personal family history, and the mystery surrounding my biracial grandfather on my American mother's side. In part, making this film is an exploration of that history, to which I've never really had access."
Rebecca Hall spent 10 years writing the screenplay. Her first draft took 10 days, the intervening years were spent retuning and refining it.
Ruth Negga was instrumental in helping Rebecca Hall get the film made. She had read the book years before and had been blown away by it but was shocked to learn that no one had tried to adapt it up till now. When she heard of Hall's involvement, she pushed hard for it to be made.
A month before production began, Rebecca Hall was still $500,000 shy of the $10 million budget that she required. She was obligated to apply for two grants to meet the final figure.
"Irene: We're all passing for something or other, aren't we?"
"Irene: I'm beginning to believe that no one is ever completely happy, free, or safe."
