The whale gay

Based on Samuel D. Hunter’s off-Broadway play of the same name, The Whale follows Brendan Fraser as Charlie, a reclusive pound gay English teacher grieving the death of his partner.

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One of the more headline-generating (and controversial) films from this award season's batch of titles, Darren Aronofsky's The Whale tells the story of a solitary, gay, pound English.

Regardless, a fear it is, in a film where the dominant emotion alternates between slightly removed shock and condescending sympathy. Which one is shocking, and which one is the provenance of patronizing faux concern? Charlie weighs roughly pounds, we are told in the film, and in his physical condition is largely housebound, confined to a small apartment in Idaho where he teaches a writing composition class online.

Based on Samuel D. Hunter’s off-Broadway play of the same name, The Whale follows Brendan Fraser as Charlie, a reclusive pound gay English teacher grieving the death of his partner.

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One of the more headline-generating (and controversial) films from this award season's batch of titles, Darren Aronofsky's The Whale tells the story of a solitary, gay, pound English.

He is teaching an online class about writing essays and explains that his laptop camera does not work. In the next scene, Charlie is seen, and it is shocking — and not just because he is masturbating to gay porn when Thomas Ty Simpkins , a missionary, drops by. It because Charlie is severely obese.