What make Shame Relevant Today (Shame Analysis)

[Infamous]

This film was very well written, acted and directed. It makes me want to confront my own issues on porn addiction.

[travisonyima]

I think the reason they don’t revisit the trauma that Brandon and Sissy experienced that led to his sex addiction or her tendency towards self harm was to show that regardless of how intense your former traumatic experiences are they can lead towards a life that is heavily influenced by those scars. If I saw a scene that showed what it was like for them to move to the States or what their parents were like, I think I would have established a cause and effect relationship that makes their experience more unique when in reality the problems they face could be experienced by anyone in western society

[nimloc]

Glad this video found me. I've always loved this movie because of addiction being important to talk about, but I never considered hyper sexuality as an addiction. I was ignorant to that, unfortunately

[tankguy]

Your analysis on that film is still relevant up to tjis day. Due to the rising cases of r***e in my country the Philippines, I could only wish to condemn to the victims. Most of these are of family issues.

[TheRigomoni]

This is the greatest review for the movie shame thank you for pointing out the most important facts that needed to be addressed

[Johnconno]

Brandon and his sister are both behaving in the same way.

[sebastianalegria]

Sex is probably one of the movie's main themes and when it becomes a drug in your daily life, you get in trouble. Well, that's what Brandon's character lives for.

[transamination]

I really liked this film. The one thing I wasn't sure of was whether implying that Brandon and Sissy were abused as children was the right choice. To me, it would be more interesting if Brandon just had porn/sex addiction innately, without having been abused.

[joievega]

You think that’s a normal sibling relationship? Did we watch the same film????

[ppjj]

I don't know if Brandon and his were abused i guess they didn't discuss the reason behind his addiction in the movie

[JohnnyFilmsy-Boi]

Nice analysis. You should make more, I dug it.

[drsiegward]

underated video well done. oh and that initial scene at the train.... don't you think she crossed her legs as a way to try and remove the ring? but then she couldn't and started regretting her lustful feelings?

[Idk-bsin]

LOL This is 2 years old
thats like way over when it was relavent