Plainclothes

2025

Action / Drama / Romance / Thriller

11
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Certified Fresh 83% · 81 reviews
IMDb Rating 7.2/10 10 1675 1.7K

entrapment ex-girlfriend based on true story death of father grief undercover cop

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Plot summary

In 1990s New York, an undercover police officer receives an assignment to lure and arrest gay men. However, he's surprised to discover a scintillating connection with one of his targets. As their secret connection deepens and internal pressure to deliver arrests intensifies, he finds himself torn between duty and desire.

Director

Carmen Emmi Photo
Carmen Emmi

Top cast

Amy Forsyth Photo
Amy Forsyth as Emily
John Bedford Lloyd Photo
John Bedford Lloyd as Lt. Sollars
Maria Dizzia Photo
Maria Dizzia as Marie
Tom Blyth Photo
Tom Blyth as Lucas
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882.24 MB
962*720
English 2.0
NR
Subtitles   
24 fps
1 hr 35 min
Seeds 29
1.6 GB
1442*1080
English 2.0
NR
Subtitles   
24 fps
1 hr 35 min
Seeds 92

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by cahidi 7 / 10

Homophobes

This gay movie revealed the dirty deeds of cops in the 90's era as the extreme result of homophobia. Disgusting, illegal and immoral. Like they don't have enough crimes to deal with. This movie follows Lucas, a gay cop who fell in love with one of his prey. It shows us Lucas' life journey to acceptance of his identity. Which is a real hardship, seeing how the people around him are extremely homophobic. It's very well acted and directed. Really worth watching. Put it on your watch list, if you haven't watched it yet.
Reviewed by hampersnow-41369 7 / 10

Excellent acting saves an overdone story

It's 2025 and why are gay themed films still examining men coming out, in this case, when it appears to be set a few decades back. This story has been done over and over again, for decades, and while this is an excellent film, it would be great if film makers moved on to some other facet of gay life.What saves this film is that it's fairly well written and the performances are outstanding. Tom Blythe is exceptional in the lead role and the entire film's plot is grounded in reality, even if it's a sad reality.What brings the movie down is the decision, I assume, to film this as if it were actually filmed decades ago on the worst camcorder ever. The movie looks cheaply made and there are too many ugly video effects added. The editing and many quick cuts don't help. With as many fine actors that there are in this I doubt the decision to film this with horrible cinematography was one of budget , but of choice. It was a bad idea. It takes away from the film and overall the film is very moving and has a real message.
Reviewed by kwesimmussio 10 / 10

Love, Lust, and Liberation: A Queer Story That Resonates

I was really excited to see this film because Russell Tovey is one of my favorite actors, and representation matters to me. I try to watch everything he's in. His performance as Andrew evoked a familiar mix of love, lust, and the potential for heartbreak.Tom Blyth's performance as Lucas was phenomenal! He completely drew me in; I felt every emotion and experienced everything Lucas went through right alongside him.Carmen Emmi-I'm a huge fan! The story was beautifully crafted and directed, transporting me back to 1996. This time, though, I was observing the stories that were used as scare tactics to keep us in line. Learning about the elements of Carmen's own life woven into the narrative, and hearing Carmen's motivation for creating this film during that specific time period, made me connect with it even more deeply.The movie explores several themes that most queer adults have experienced. I'm being intentionally vague to avoid spoilers, but much of what Lucas experiences resonated with me. Some aspects were painfully familiar, while others made me laugh with recognition-yes, I've been there, even the minivan!Lucas's anxiety and pain are palpable. Andrew's words in two key moments were spot-on, and I respected his character for the way he communicated with Lucas. He didn't shy away from the pain, but wrapped his words in compassion. It made my younger self feel seen.Finally, the ending was so satisfying. I've encountered that type of person in my own life, and it was refreshing to see that moment of freedom portrayed so powerfully.
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