DISOBEDIENCE | Official Trailer 

everytime rachel mcadams slid that wig off it was in sync with mine

I've had a *huge* crush on Rachel Weisz since I was 6 when "The Mummy" came out. This is literally a dream come true lol.

The music made me feel like this was going to be a horror movie

I guess Regina George was the one with the huge lesbian crush

The tension between them just made Rachel wig SNATCHED !!

Rachel: “Call Me By Your Name, and I’ll call you by mine.” Rachel: “Rachel.” Rachel: “Rachel.” Rachel: “Rachel.” Rachel: “Rachel.”

Rachel's (McAdams) tongue is so present in the movie it deserves to be credited as a separate character (:

"Look at me, I have always been this way." Can't change someone no matter how hard you try. Baby she was born this way.

Yes please clear my skin and water my crops, cause I'm here for this!!

My gay ass is so excited to watch this online behind my parents backs.

Nothing says lesbian like "I want to take your picture".

My ovaries have popped My grades are high My skin is clear My wig is snatched

MY BODY IS READY MY SOUL IS READY MY EXISTENCE IS READY

I expected clickbait but found instead a film I'm legitimately interested in seeing

Saw this last night and I haven’t stopped thinking about the film. Absolutely stunning performances from the Rachel’s. Their scenes together are powerful

Finally saw it at a local film festival last week. Twice. Brilliant movie. Absolutely stunning. It was fraught with tension and emotion and the director's choice for not using a score or background music for certain scenes really amped up the feeling of repression and struggle the characters were going through. I can't wait to watch it again when it comes out on DVD.

"It's insane that you are here". Just like the trailer. OMG. THIS IS BEAUTIFUL! Their struggle, their love. I CAN'T WAIT.

this movie is either gonna make me really mad or really sad.

This movie is just incredible. The cast is stunning. After watching this movie I can call Rachel McAdams not just extremely talented (that I had always known), but really one of the world’s greatest actresses of the 21st century. Huge thanks to the director, to both Rachels and to the whole team for this precious Wonder!❤❤❤

"My wig...flung out of space..."

Rachel and Rachel = TAKE MY MONEY

Anyone else loved how profound Esti's husband's character development was? At first Fruma was my favorite character but then Dovid's questioning of the community's definition of freedom punched my heart

Rachel Mcadams should definitely be an Oscar nominee...! Such a great performance!

20gayteen is truly gonna be great.

Carol and now this... my heart is just about to explode😍

the title of this movie should be "Rachel"

This is finally available on Netflix (U.S) and it’s absolutely mesmerizing. What a deep system of emotional roots woven so tightly through the foundation of this film that I often found the suspense to be palpable. My heart shook.

YES.

OMG, Regina George is lesbian now. I want to see that

Rachel McAdams is a lesbian in this and everything about this makes my life complete

OMG my two favorite actress!!! Rachel!!!

2005:Regina George makes fun of a lesbian on the burn book 2018: is a lesbian in a film The irony is just hilarious

that is gay culture to the max her wig literally came off

I just watched it. It was so good, and i thought it's different than other lesbian movies. i cried. Rachel McAdams' acting was 200% perfect ;_;

Don't die, please?! Neither of you.

Am I the only person who watched this more than once...?

2:18 "Um Therese, Carol, is that you?"

It is a beautiful movie about love and generosity and freedom. And the soundtrack is mighty. Just watch it!

I watched this movie just now. This is easily the best movie of 2018 for me. It’s breathtaking..

20gayteen is real y'all

Rachel McAdams AND Rachel Weisz?? count me in..

Rachel McAdams ´ s best performance to date: Esti kuperman feels like a real conflicted person, many heart wrenching , tender sweet fleeting moments with Ronit, very multi-dimensional. 👏🏻

Excellent movie both Weisz and Macadams are brilliant. Highly recommend!

that's lesbian activity

April 27' I have already waited the most, I can wait the least..Lelio is an incredible director and the Rachels are SO good at what they do

So I just came back from the cinéma about a couple of hours ago, and all I can do is think about this gem of a film as a stroll through the hypnotic streets of Strasbourg as the reminiscence of this film fills the backdrop of my mind. This film has rendered my senses even keener and sensitive to the enticing beauty that surrounds me. This film is a work of art. This work of art accentuates art. I will refrain from watching this film for the three next years. This is the type of film that you see once... and then let simmer and age like a fine millésime wine... to savor... every... last drop.

The best film I've seen for years and years. Very detailed and everything felt real. I loved it.

MY GAY ASS WILL BE SCREAMING IN THE THEATER YAS LAWD

OMG WE HAVE BEEN BLESSED!

I held my breath the entire time. Absolutely stunning acting.

Definitely one of the best well written movies I had watched. Love all the casts and their performances!

The director of this film, Sebastian Lelio, is also the director of A Fantastic Woman, the Chilean film nominated for an Oscar about a trans woman that looses her partner and has to face his family. I'm Chilean so I'm very aware of this movie, and I'm a fan of Lelio because A Fantastic Woman and Gloria (another film with a strong woman at the center) are remarkable films, I have no doubts that this movie will be incredible too.

Can Rachel Mcadams finally have her Oscar for disobedience 😭😭

Awww I immediately clicked as soon as I saw it ... I thought it's a clickbait but I'm so glad it wasn't...definitely will watch😍😍😍👍👍👍👍👍

Brilliant acting!!! I see Oscars for both ladies

The two Rachels that I love.

Two of the hottest Rachel’s ever

Rachel McAdams is such a good actress

I just now watched this film, and I honestly loved it, I think it was genuinely good, and that it really shines a light on very legitimate issues/struggles that go on within - not just the orthodox Jewish community, but in many religious communities. I read in the comments that the movie is quite different than the book, though. That, in the book, Estie essentially comes out to the synagogue, but chooses to repress the fact that she's gay and still stay married and live as a straight woman, because that's what aligns with her religion. And that is actually (unfortunately) a much more accurate representation of what often happens in highly religious/conservative communities like this. I will never forget a conversation I had with my father years ago, because his answer and the way he said it was just so chilling to me. I was raised highly conservative/Christian (in an offshoot of pentecostal). I got out when I was around 17, but my parents continued to pressure me. Anyway, In one of the many conversations/arguments with my dad, I said that people are not turned gay, that they are literally born gay, and without hesitation he said "I know". I just stood there for a moment, then asked him "well if you know God creates people to be gay from birth, then why do you believe it to be a sin?", and again, without hesitation, he said (this is a summary, btw) "God creates murderers and pedophiles, too. Just as they have to resist their urges to sin - to murder, or to assault children - gay people have to resist their urges to sin, too. It's just their cross to bear". I was like "So... you absolutely believe that gay people are born gay. That God creates gay people. But you think that they ALL should just have to live loveless lives? 😳" and he was like "Yes" - dead serious. This is legit the way a lot of religious people think. And unfortunately, the queer kids who have been indoctrinated in this sh*t from birth often grow up to be brainwashed into believing it themselves, and living lives full of inner torment. It's deeply sad, and as someone who has a lot of religious trauma too, it's also utterly infuriating. I am beyond tired of religion sinking it's claws into children and destroying them before they can even become adults. Smdh.

rachel's accent is amazing

As a gay Jewish woman (not Hasid or even very Orthodox, though) I have been waiting for a mainstream movie like this forever! I know this movie isn’t going to educate non-Jews on every aspect of our religion or even our culture, but it’s a breath of fresh air.

OMD! OMFD! Rachel Weisz 😍

So excited for this! I read the book a few years ago and absolutely loved it! We need more books and movies about the orthodox Jewish community

wwwahhhh i am so excited!!!!!!!! If one of them dies though, i will probably have a meltdown

20 gayteen just keeps getting better.

the tension between them is so overwhelming that I can't get the vibe right through my phone wow!

The suitcase was the main lead in this movie. It was in nearly every scene! 😆

Rachel McAdams? 😍 I can’t freaking wait to see this!

Always knew regina george liked girls

I'M so happy that they made this movie as a jewish girl still in this orthodox community who knows many girls and boys struggling with this it's very important to raise awareness and try to help people who are scared to leave and come out love it will definitely watch this

for those interested, these are the most significant differences between the film and the book, in my opinion: - In the book, Ronit didn't actualy run away from London. Her father sent her to study in NY when she was 17 because he thought she could be happier studying there. She used to return to London on vacations, but she stop going back after a while. For that reason, she didn't "disappeared", and talked to Dovid sometimes, though when her father died they didn't spoke for 6 years; - Ronit didn't show up at Dovid's house unexpectedly. Actualy, Dovid invited her to come, not Esti; - Ronit didn't left London because her father found out about her and Esti, and she was not exiled because of her sexuality. In fact, no one in London knew about their relationship, except for Dovid, who knew but didn't tell them. Esti confessed her desires to the Rav when she was a girl. Still, Ronit thinks her father didn't quit know that Esti and her used to make out; - Dovid is Ronit's cousin, and lived in Manchester before he married. He went to london only on vacations to study wit the Rav. He and Ronit were close, though, and afterwards Esti joined the team, when they were still teenagers ; - Ronit works as a financial analist in NY, not as a photographer; - Esti was not very welcome in the community. Everyone thought she was weird and didn't like her very much, specially beacuse she was cold and silent. Her marriage with Dovid was not very great, considering that she treated him cold-heartly, but it seems he did love her; - Ronit was dating a married man in the beginning of the book. She had seen other women in NY before, though; - Ronit's mother died when she was 4, and she didn't have a sister who also died, as mentioned in the film; - The whole film happens in seven days. In the book, Ronit stays in London for almost a month; - Their personalities changes a lot, too. Ronit is angry, rispid. She hates ortodox jewish rules. She has clearly an issue missolved with her father and with her community. Esti is cold and distant. In the movie, they both are very deep and sensitive characters, both struggling with their own troubles, suffering in their own way. The manner they face their problems in the book is more superficial. Thats my opinion, anyway. Dovid, in contrast, is very sweet, insecure and sympathetic. He doesn't want to be the next Rav and tries to do everything is possible to avoid that; - Ronit and Esti first kissed and did stuff when they were 13; - The book's ending is very disappointing. Esti decides to stay in London with Dovid and live a married live, despite everything she had passed throught and despite all her feelings.

Rachel²

*well my wig is snatched*

It's been 6 years now and I just rewatched this movie an hour ago and I'm glad I had watched it again. I finally able to understand it more now that I'm older and have different opinions. I am satisfied with the ending. They may not end up together but they both have their freedom to choose especially Esti. Esti also promised to tell Ronit her whereabouts in the future so there's a huge possibility that they will reunite again.

Doctor Strange's ex and Black Widow's mom 😳

My two favorite Rachels!😍😚😍

Can we talk about how on-point Rachel McAdam's English accent is! Never heard one so convincing by an American.

My gosh. Rachel Mcadams 😍😍😍

Rachel Weisz snatched not only my wig, but Rachel McAdam's wig too

FUUUUUUCCCK YES! I'm so gonna watch this! Two gorgeous women, two fantastic actors. Solid story. Hells to the yea.

do you know how many times I watched that damn oil trailer thinking it was for this movie? TOO MANY. I feel relieved seeing this trailer finally

So on board for English Rachel McAdams

I lost the count of how many times I've watched this trailer already!!

CAN'T WAIT TO SEE THIS FILM AGAIN.

A LOVE BETWEEN THE TWO RACHELS I THINK YES

MOST IMPORTANT THING: Rachel Weisz having feelings with Lovesong by The Cure omg

Rachel McAdams having a love story with another woman.... Im dying. That's all I've been waiting for!!! Rachel and Rachel yeahh

Been waiting for this for months! Finally! Everyone, hail Rachel McAdams.

20GayTeen is really out here blessing us wow

I absolutely adore Rachel weisz ❤

Pretty sure I've already watched the trailer at least 15 times

Holy shit....this looks AMAZING. Wow wow wow...people who criticize this have no idea how frequently this is reality. Can't wait to see it! 💜

Looks dope. I hope it is as quality as Blue Is the Warmest Color, Moonlight, or Call Me by Your Name.

finally a decent lesbian themed movie, we are waiting for this moment!!!!

one of the best,i can feel the pain and somehow made me fall inlove with ronit and esti❤️both rachel's were so good actors the academy must notice.

I have waited so long for this. perhaps my whole life.

I NEED THIS MOVIE IN MY LIFE! RIGHT NOW!

The movie is not about Weisz's character and its not a story about forbidden love. Its about McAdams' character and her quest for personal freedom. The movie is tricky: it purposely distracts you from that and pushes Weisz to the front with McAdams always lingering in the drab background just like her clothes, always hiding who she is, what she wants. As we go on, "choice" and McAdams come to the spotlight. The viewer has a choice of which character to focus on. Subdued yet powerful. Brilliant.

I can't wait to watch this I'm so excited it looks amazing

FINALLY MY GAY ASS IS READY