

2023·Comedy·1h 42m
7.0
★











In the heat of summer, Andy leaves the city to spend time at a luxurious country house with his best friends. While they have fun and engage in consensual play, their interactions reveal that each of them has different personal boundaries.
Directed by Marco Berger
lgbt
flirting
eros
gay theme
homosexuality
bro

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Cast

Bruno Giganti
Nico

Agustín Machta
Andy

Carlos Carneglia
Daro-Belo

Iván Masliah
Artur

Gastón Frías
Cuñado Artur

Julieta Tramanzoli
Lula-Terraplanismo

Marco Berger
Vecino Omar
Crew

Marco Berger
Director

Marco Berger
Screenplay

Pedro Irusta
Original Music Composer

Marco Berger
Editor

Nahuel Berger
Director of Photography

Marco Berger
Producer

Lucas Santa Ana
Executive Producer

Marco Berger
Art Direction
Popular Reviews
13 reviews
vale
2.0★ · 12/19/24

son todos geeeeeei
son todos geeeeeei
Alec
7.0★ · 11/11/24

Film has it’s flaws but the director is really onto something, he has interesting insight into obnoxious men and their sexuality. A lot of the interpersonal interactions seemed well-scripted and natural, although not perfect all the time. Left me with a lot to think about. I felt the ending was predictable and a mistake but… hey what can you do
Film has it’s flaws but the director is really onto something, he has interesting insight into obnoxious men and their sexuality. A lot of the interpersonal interactions seemed well-scripted and natural, although not perfect all the time. Left me with a lot to think about. I felt the ending was predictable and a mistake but… hey what can you do
Mackenzie Manua
3.6★ · 03/04/24

30 FOREIGN FILMS IN MARCHPIT STOP 2: ARGENTINAA very accurate representation of how straight men are with gay men. Not what I was expecting but had some nice moments of some of the men being accepting and decent friends. The plot was a bit everywhere but I guess that’s what you get when you centre this around such a big group of people. Is a beautiful setting and some nice shots. Haven’t seen such a big group of sexy homoerotic men be so openly into “horseplay” and joking around yet not a single one said no homo. I’d hate it if I had to clean that damn house. The sister clocked them when she said that they were 18 doing that stuff and not 25.
30 FOREIGN FILMS IN MARCHPIT STOP 2: ARGENTINAA very accurate representation of how straight men are with gay men. Not what I was expecting but had some nice moments of some of the men being accepting and decent friends. The plot was a bit everywhere but I guess that’s what you get when you centre this around such a big group of people. Is a beautiful setting and some nice shots. Haven’t seen such a big group of sexy homoerotic men be so openly into “horseplay” and joking around yet not a single one said no homo. I’d hate it if I had to clean that damn house. The sister clocked them when she said that they were 18 doing that stuff and not 25.
spacesheriff
5.0★ · 12/05/23

okay. i see how berger's taekwondo would lead up to this. similarly, it takes place over a getaway with a group of lads but this definitely had more overt displays of homoeroticism as well as machismo to the point of very grimace-inducing portrayal of cisheterosexism.
more women are seen at play in horseplay versus taekwondo and i found them sadly underutilized as it did touch upon how the culture of masculinity does affect women. much could be said about a certain plot thread that was left hanging...
nonetheless, berger still plays to his strengths in how he composes his scenes. natural light is a big boost to scenes, that at times, do not really add anything. im quite unsure if berger's portrayal of male social dynamics is a strength as i do think it is accurate to some degree but it does get uncomfortably fetishistic. i think taekwondo was able to better balance this out since it had more tenderness and heart to it.
the ending kind of left me speechless albeit, in a shock-factor way not impressed way, since there is no resolution after the final action takes place. im not sure just how nico would live after realizing what he had done.
i'd say i enjoyed taekwondo more but i am interested in how berger follows this up in the coming years since it does feel like he isn't done yet with his homoerotic all-male escapades and the hi-jinks and angst that comes with it.
more women are seen at play in horseplay versus taekwondo and i found them sadly underutilized as it did touch upon how the culture of masculinity does affect women. much could be said about a certain plot thread that was left hanging...
nonetheless, berger still plays to his strengths in how he composes his scenes. natural light is a big boost to scenes, that at times, do not really add anything. im quite unsure if berger's portrayal of male social dynamics is a strength as i do think it is accurate to some degree but it does get uncomfortably fetishistic. i think taekwondo was able to better balance this out since it had more tenderness and heart to it.
the ending kind of left me speechless albeit, in a shock-factor way not impressed way, since there is no resolution after the final action takes place. im not sure just how nico would live after realizing what he had done.
i'd say i enjoyed taekwondo more but i am interested in how berger follows this up in the coming years since it does feel like he isn't done yet with his homoerotic all-male escapades and the hi-jinks and angst that comes with it.
okay. i see how berger's taekwondo would lead up to this. similarly, it takes place over a getaway with a group of lads but this definitely had more overt displays of homoeroticism as well as machismo to the point of very grimace-inducing portrayal of cisheterosexism.
more women are seen at play in horseplay versus taekwondo and i found them sadly underutilized as it did touch upon how the culture of masculinity does affect women. much could be said about a certain plot thread that was left hanging...
nonetheless, berger still plays to his strengths in how he composes his scenes. natural light is a big boost to scenes, that at times, do not really add anything. im quite unsure if berger's portrayal of male social dynamics is a strength as i do think it is accurate to some degree but it does get uncomfortably fetishistic. i think taekwondo was able to better balance this out since it had more tenderness and heart to it.
the ending kind of left me speechless albeit, in a shock-factor way not impressed way, since there is no resolution after the final action takes place. im not sure just how nico would live after realizing what he had done.
i'd say i enjoyed taekwondo more but i am interested in how berger follows this up in the coming years since it does feel like he isn't done yet with his homoerotic all-male escapades and the hi-jinks and angst that comes with it.
more women are seen at play in horseplay versus taekwondo and i found them sadly underutilized as it did touch upon how the culture of masculinity does affect women. much could be said about a certain plot thread that was left hanging...
nonetheless, berger still plays to his strengths in how he composes his scenes. natural light is a big boost to scenes, that at times, do not really add anything. im quite unsure if berger's portrayal of male social dynamics is a strength as i do think it is accurate to some degree but it does get uncomfortably fetishistic. i think taekwondo was able to better balance this out since it had more tenderness and heart to it.
the ending kind of left me speechless albeit, in a shock-factor way not impressed way, since there is no resolution after the final action takes place. im not sure just how nico would live after realizing what he had done.
i'd say i enjoyed taekwondo more but i am interested in how berger follows this up in the coming years since it does feel like he isn't done yet with his homoerotic all-male escapades and the hi-jinks and angst that comes with it.
Mateus Bandeira
6.8★ · 03/11/23

sendo bem generoso com a nota porque de fato eu gosto muito do discurso que o marco berger quer debater aqui sobre os limites de cada homem com relação a masculinidade tóxica, mas a execução não é das melhores, infelizmente. fora que parece um reboot de "taekwondo", do mesmo diretor. então eu literalmente já assisti esse filme antes.
sendo bem generoso com a nota porque de fato eu gosto muito do discurso que o marco berger quer debater aqui sobre os limites de cada homem com relação a masculinidade tóxica, mas a execução não é das melhores, infelizmente. fora que parece um reboot de "taekwondo", do mesmo diretor. então eu literalmente já assisti esse filme antes.