Challengers: A Deliriously Campy Queer Love Triangle
Luca Guadagnino’s latest film, Challengers, is a cinematic treat that will leave you breathless and yearning for more. This tennis-themed love triangle is a masterclass in campy queer fun, with a thumping techno soundtrack to match.
Tennis is a relationship
The film follows Tashi Duncan, a rising tennis star played by Zendaya, as she navigates a complicated web of relationships with her two love interests, Art and Patrick. But this is no ordinary love triangle - Tashi is sports-sexual, and her passion for tennis is matched only by her passion for winning.
Tashi’s competitive spirit
As the story unfolds, we see Tashi’s relationships with Art and Patrick evolve in unexpected ways. The tension between the three is palpable, and the chemistry between them is undeniable. But what sets Challengers apart is its willingness to embrace its campy, over-the-top sensibilities.
A sweet treat
The film’s cinematography is kinetic and vibrant, with a pulsating electronic score that perfectly captures the mood of each scene. And let’s not forget the fashion - the costumes in Challengers are a character in their own right, with bold colors and statement pieces that add to the film’s overall sense of fun.
A game of love
In the end, Challengers is a film that will leave you feeling energized and uplifted. It’s a celebration of queer love, tennis, and the power of competition to bring people together. So grab some popcorn, sit back, and get ready to be swept up in this deliriously campy queer love triangle.
The perfect match
