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Thanks to Fox Searchlight Pictures Until Tuesday, Fox Searchlight had only first showed worldwide and domestic general-release trailers for Shame, Steve McQueen's erotic drama using the NC-17 rating.our editor recommendsNew 'Shame' Trailer Features Carey Mulligan Singing (Video)Nudity, Three-Ways, Hints of Incest: A Studio's Intend to Sell 'Shame' to OscarTHR's Company directors Roundtable: How you can Fire People, Who to Steal From, and Amy Pascal's Secret Advice Now, a red-colored band trailer for that film continues to be launched. As the trailer and also the film focus on a sex addict (Michael Fassbender), both previous trailers which current red-colored band one appear to try to keep your target the film's haunting visual style instead of on just all of the sex. PHOTOS: The Dirty Dozen -- Films that Narrowly Prevented an NC-17 At a negative balance band trailer, Fassbender's character Brandon sometimes appears around the subway looking in a lady who's also looking at him. This single scene is intercut with several moments of Fassbender's character participating in his many sexual tryst. The clip is without dialogue or music, getting into focus the raw sexual character from the film. Unlike the sooner eco-friendly band trailers, you will find no moments using the film's other star, Carey Mulligan within this trailer. Mulligan plays Brandon's sister, who involves town, interfering with Brandon's lifestyle. STORY: Nudity, Three-Ways, Hints of Incest: A Studio's Intend to Sell 'Shame' to Oscar Fox Searchlight has launched two other trailers for that film, including one which features Mulligan singing. Due to the highly sexual content from the film, including moments of full frontal nudity from both Fassbender and Mulligan, the film received an NC-17 rating. Searchlight isn't likely to appeal the rating or make any cuts to secure an R-rating. Rather, it's preparing a significant honours push for that film. THR's Company directors Roundtable: How you can Fire People, Who to Steal From, and Amy Pascal's Secret Advice McQueen's (who's featured in THR's director roundtable) erotic drama opened in the Venice Film Festival, where Fassbender won the very best Actor award. It had been also show in the Toronto Film Festival, and acquired by Fox Searchlight. The film might find release into theaters on December 2. PHOTO GALLERY: View Gallery The Dirty Dozen: Films that Narrowly Prevented an NC-17 Carey Mulligan Michael Fassbender Fox Searchlight Pictures Steve McQueen Shame