!['Plainclothes': Deeply tragic and deeply beautiful [Review]](https://thathollywoodshow.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/project_20250923_1441210-01-660x371.webp "Plainclothes review")
Set in 1997, Carmen Emmi's Plainclothes explores a world too many people are familiar with, one rife with fear, secrecy, and shame. Lucas (Tom Blyth) is an undercover cop whose job is to lure in and arrest gay men. Though he is good at his job, there is a reason why: Lucas is gay himself. Emmi's
Tragically beautiful and heavy, Plainclothes is a film that isn't easily forgotten once the credits roll. In 1990s New York City, undercover cops are tasked with luring gay men into compromising positions in order to arrest them. Lucas (Tom Blyth) is one of those cops. Hiding from his own past and
In 1990s New York City, undercover cops are tasked with luring gay men into compromising positions in order to arrest them. Lucas (Tom Blyth) is one of those cops. Hiding from his own past and his own desires, he manages to trap targets successfully, until he meets Andrew (Russell Tovey). Though
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