Full Frontal, Bring It On!

Ewan McGregor's latest film is a dark and pessimistic tale set in 1950s Scotland. Playing a troubled and increasingly morality-free young man, McGregor has garnered praise for his performance as Joe, prompting claims of a career-best turn. Based on Alexander Trocchi's remarkable novel, Young Adam was acclaimed at Cannes and took the Michael Powell Award for Best New British Feature Film at this year's Edinburgh Festival. It boasts an array of staggeringly good performances from Tilda Swinton, Emily Mortimer and Peter Mullan and photography that is pure art. Oh, and it's a total bonkfest. It's really an understatement to say that Ewan gets his end away in Young Adam, in fact the actor gets naked and sweaty with almost every female character to so much as pass him on screen. "There's an awful lot of sex in it," said Swinton, arriving along with co-stars at last night's premiere for the film at the Warner West End cinema in Leicester Square. "People might be a little shocked but if they have real, straight-up, straight-down, mortal, sweaty, fleshy sex then they'll say 'yeah