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Trailer: A24 Unveils Luca Guadagnino’s Romance Movie ‘Queer’

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A24 has released the trailer for Luca Guadagnino’s Queer, the upcoming romance movie starring Daniel Craig. The film arrives in select United States theaters this September.

“Set in 1940s Mexico City, it follows William Lee, who has fled from a drug bust in New Orleans. In Mexico City, Lee wanders around the city’s clubs and becomes infatuated with drug user Eugune Allerton, a discharged American Navy serviceman,” the synopsis for the movie reads.

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