Shudder’s 'Cursed Films' (Review)
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The Male Gaze: Bitter Sweet
Take a trip on the wild side with these six daring short films from Mexico, Portugal, Brazil, Spain and France that uncover the power of nature and mysticism, family ties that bond yet suffocate, the vagaries of same sex attraction, the pain of memory, the thrill of what's to come. The 6 short films are: Memory of An Afternoon On the Roof [Recuerdo de una tarde en la azotea] (2022); Afternoon Sun [À Tarde, Sob o Sol] (2020); Sweet Water [Água Doce] (2023); Cor Petit (2023); Haiku (2022); The Boy Who Wanted to Fly [El niño que quería volar] (2018).
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Take a trip on the wild side with these six daring short films from Mexico, Portugal, Brazil, Spain and France that uncover the power of nature and mysticism, family ties that bond yet suffocate, the vagaries of same sex attraction, the pain of memory, the thrill of what's to come. The 6 short films are: Memory of An Afternoon On the Roof [Recuerdo de una tarde en la azotea] (2022); Afternoon Sun [À Tarde, Sob o Sol] (2020); Sweet Water [Água Doce] (2023); Cor Petit (2023); Haiku (2022); The Boy Who Wanted to Fly [El niño que quería volar] (2018).
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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Gonçalo Pina, Manu Roma, Florian Lesieur, Tim Rousseau, Tavo Ruiz, Antonio Miano, Jorge Muriel
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Runtime:117 minutes
Studio:NQV Media
Cast
Gonçalo Pina, Manu Roma, Florian Lesieur, Tim Rousseau, Tavo Ruiz, Antonio Miano, Jorge Muriel
Director
Florian Lesieur
Evan
Tim Rousseau
Adam
Jesuíta Barbosa
João
Túlio Starling
Pedro
Joel Ávila
Luca Rossi
Adil Boulaft
Gael
Ilian Pudev
Julio
Gerard Larrondo
Tadeo
Khalid Guessaid
Víctor
Miguel Baltazar
Carlos
David S. Costa
Mateus
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