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Paul Mescal and Josh O'Connor find modest chemistry in one-note queer romance The History Of Sound
Yet it doesn’t, at least not very well, and that’s perhaps the most surprising thing about the film.

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Paul Mescal Seduces Cannes With Gay Romance ‘The History of Sound’
The History of Sound review: Paul Mescal and Josh O'Connor's gay romance is 'too polite'
Paul Mescal says it's 'lazy and frustrating' to compare his new gay romance “History of Sound” to “Brokeback Mountain”
Oliver Hermanus' The History of Sound follows two musicians who travel to New England during the summer of 1919 to record folk songs.

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Cannes Film Festival Photos Day 9: Paul Mescal, Elle Fanning, Renate Reinsve, ‘The History of Sound’ & ‘Sentimental Value’ Premieres
Paul Mescal and Gracie Abrams Mark Relationship Milestone at Cannes Film Festival
‘History Of Sound’ Director & Paul Mescal Dismiss Comparisons Of Pic To ‘Brokeback Mountain’; Actor Updates On ‘Beatles’ Movie – Cannes
Eventually, a reminder of their work together reveals why their connection rang loud.

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Paul Mescal’s gay love story The History of Sound is severely anticlimactic
‘The History Of Sound’ Review: Paul Mescal And Josh O’Connor Make Beautiful Music Together In Moving Love Story – Cannes Film Festival
Paul Mescal rejects comparison of new Cannes film with 'Brokeback Mountain'
Irish actor Paul Mescal rejected comparisons of his new period romance "The History of Sound" with gay cowboy classic "Brokeback Mountain" on Thursday, saying the only thing they had in common was the characters spend time together in a tent.
Paul Mescal on Shedding His ‘Gladiator II' Body for ‘History of Sound' and the Film's Lack of Explicit Sex Scenes: ‘Been There, Done That'
Paul Mescal and Josh O'Connor build a budding wartime romance in the 2025 Cannes Film Festival premiere "The History of Sound." What you won't see onscreen are either a tale directly about queer repression circa World War I or any explicit sex scenes,
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