Berlin-based M-Enchantment will deal with world gross sales for erotic thriller “Night time Stage,” which is able to world premiere in Berlinale’s Panorama sidebar.

“Night time Stage,” the newest movie by Brazil’s Filipe Matzembacher and Marcio Reolon, follows an bold actor and a profitable politician who begin a secret affair, and collectively uncover their fetish for having intercourse in public locations. The nearer they get to their dream of fame, the extra they really feel the urge to place themselves in danger.

The movie is an erotic thriller with nods to Brian De Palma and Paul Verhoeven, however with a Brazilian twist. The forged is led by Gabriel Faryas as Matias, and Cirillo Luna as Rafael.

Matzembacher and Reolon informed Selection: “We’ve at all times been fascinated with universes crammed with need, hazard and stress, so making an erotic thriller was the pure technique to go. Nonetheless, this can be a style with a robust heterosexual dominance, and we wished to subvert it with a queer gaze, crossing the normal traits of the style with tensions which are pricey to us, equivalent to forbidden pleasure, privateness and the way capitalism stifles our wishes and behaviors.“

It’s the third time at Berlinale for Matzembacher and Reolon, whose debut function “Seashore” was chosen for Discussion board in 2015. “Laborious Paint,” their second function movie, additionally offered worldwide by M-Enchantment, premiered in Berlinale Panorama 2018. The movie received the Teddy Award and the CICAE jury prize at Berlinale and went on to be a world pageant hit. “Night time Stage” is their third function movie.

Maren Kroymann, managing director of M-Enchantment, added: “We’re thrilled to proceed our collaboration with proficient filmmakers Filipe Matzembacher and Marcio Reolon, as their work continues to evolve and mature. ‘Night time Stage’ is an entertaining and seductive thriller that appears on the darkish facet of chasing fame and success, skillfully mixing sexual stress with cinematic references.”

The movie is produced by Jessica Luz and Paola Wink from Brazil’s Vulcana Cinema, and Matzembacher and Reolon’s manufacturing firm Avante Filmes, and is supported by FSA and Ancine.