Set in 1962 Los Angeles, 'A Single Man' follows George Falconer, a British college professor struggling to find meaning after the sudden death of his longtime partner. Directed by Tom Ford with stunning visual precision, the film explores grief, beauty, and the unexpected moments that make life worth living. Colin Firth delivers a deeply restrained and powerful performance that anchors this visually lush meditation on loss and human connection.
Tom Ford films Colin Firth's professor through one day after his lover's death. The film is meticulous and bereft. The image is the grief that the speech cannot bear.