Director Harry Lighton’s BDSM-themed feature debut, 'Pillion,' may be light on dialogue, but is startlingly revealing in all other respects.

A nice suburban London boy gets his kink on and likes it in writer-director Harry Lighton’s provocative debut, premiering in Cannes' Un Certain Regard sidebar.

Based on the 2020 novel Box Hill by Adam Mars-Jones, Pillion stars Harry Melling as a timid young gay man named Colin who comes into his sexuality when a biker named Ray (Alexander Skarsgård ...

Named for the backseat of a motorcycle, Pillion is as much about function ... and secretive motorcycle club leader Ray (Alexander Skarsgård) ought to be ships in the night, as evidenced by ...

After the hug, Skarsgård gave Pascal a kiss on the cheek as well—and needless to say, the moment went viral. Perhaps that’s ...

but Pillion is here to take biker romance straight into kinky territory. That promise is only heightened by Alexander Skarsgård’s starring role in this movie, which in retrospect might be a ...

Pillion, the film starring Harry Melling and Alexander Skarsgård set in the subculture of BDSM gay bikers, is funny, at times tender, arguably romantic, and certainly explicit. Director Harry ...

Described as a "funny, filthy romance," Pillion sees Skarsgard play Ray, an "impossibly handsome leader of a bike gang" who takes on Colin (Melling), a weedy wallflower, to be his new submissive. Ray ...

Pillion, which just premiered at Cannes ... s clearly a lot more gagging than its recipient is used to. Ray (Alexander Skarsgård) — taciturn, dominant, and exceptionally handsome — has ...

In director Harry Lighton’s directorial debut Pillion, Skarsgård takes on the role of Ray, the leather-clad leader of a queer biker gang who begins a dom/sub sexual relationship with the meek ...

Alexander Skarsgård wearing Loewe leather pants at ... kink-forward look for a Pillion screening: black leather pants and biker boots by Loewe, dark aviator shades from Linda Farrow, and an ...

Submitting to Alexander Skarsgard might sound enticing to many ... writer-director Harry Lighton’s audacious first feature. Pillion is less about the shock factor of some very graphic gay ...