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PLAN B erhalten Sie in Verbindung mit weiteren tollen Filmen zum Vorteilspreis auch im SÜDAMERIKA - GAY DVD-Paket (3DVD) [ASIN: B0064KROZ4]
Für den gut aussehenden Bruno (Manuel Vignau) kommt das Aus in seiner Beziehung mehr als überraschend. Doch der Schock währt nicht lange, und in dem Jungmacho erwacht ein verwegener Gedanke, um seine Verflossene wieder zurück zu gewinnen. Kurzerhand beginnt er sich an den Neuen (Lucas Ferraro) heranzumachen - im Fitnessstudio, unter der Dusche oder als gemeinsame Serienjunkies zu Hause vor der Glotze mit Übernachtungspotential...
Was als Plan B beginnt, wird zum Spiel mit dem Feuer, als Bruno seine wahren Gefühle zu dem hübschen Hetero erkennt. Eine der wunderbarsten Liebesgeschichten nimmt unaufhaltsam ihren Lauf. Glaubwürdig, stimmig, unschuldig, witzig, poetisch und ...erotisch.
Denn nichts ist sinnlicher, als zwei vermeintlich heterosexuellen Kerlen zuzusehen, wie sie versuchen, ihre gegenseitige Anziehung zu bekämpfen...
Nach dem Sensationserfolg Y tu mamá también - Lust For Life! ein weiteres Juwel vom lateinamerikanischen Kontinent.
Auszeichnungen / Festivalteilnahmen (Auswahl):
- Offizielle Auswahl: Buenos Aires Festival International de Cine Independiente BAFICI
- Rome Intl.FF
- London BFI
- Havanna
- Amsterdam
- Bilbao Int. Filmfest (Filmpreis "Bester Schauspieler", "Bestes Drehbuch")
- VERZAUBERT Filmfest
Dettagli prodotto
Aspect Ratio
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1.78:1, 1.77:1
Età consigliata
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Adatto per 12 anni e più
Lingua
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Spagnolo
Dimensioni prodotto
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13,9 x 1,5 x 19,6 cm; 83 grammi
Attori
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Manuel Vignau, Lucas Ferraro, Mercedes Quinteros, Damián Canduci, Ana Lucia Antony
Sottotitoli:
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Tedesco
Lingua
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Spagnolo (Dolby Digital 2.0)
Studio
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Pro-Fun Media
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Il film racconta di un innamoramento tra due uomini nato in circostanze bizzarre ..nessuno dei due è gay..ma si innamorano .. e il racconto è splendidamente naturale ... progressivo e con tempi lenti e giusti... attori magnifici ... sfumature espressive spettacolari ... ps se ami la fretta e non sai lasciarti andare alla evoluzione lenta e naturale delle cose : non vederlo
Un film rilassante. Una storia leggera. Un finale finalmente felice. Peccato per i dialoghi, il film ha i sottotitoli solo in tedesco ed é in spagnolo.
Un film fatto di inquadrature mute, compresse ed altamente espressive. Una città latino americana fatta di luci e contrasti netti. Geometrico nella resa scenica e nella recitazione. Altamente contenuto ed erotico al contempo. Magnifici i due attori principali.
Pur nella sua inusitata lentezza, questo regista ci regala un film tutto sommato godibile su come nella vita non si sa mai dove ci porteranno le nostre scelte. I due protagonisti si conoscono su una base ingannevole poi si frequentano, si apprezzano diventano inseparabili ben oltre le loro iniziali intenzioni. Una Buenos Aires degradata fa da sfondo ad una vicenda umana tenera e coinvolgente.
Another amazing movie from brilliant director Marco Berger. A funny yet sweet "slow burn" of a story perfectly acted by Manuel Vignau who plays Bruno, a guy who plans to steal back his ex girlfriend from her current boyfriend Pablo (Lucas Ferraro) by befriending him and possibly seducing him. What Bruno doesn't realize that his plan will end up having him question his own sexuality. Marco Berger and Manuel Vignau have also teamed up in Hawaii (2013).
I love this movie. I had to watch it several times to really understand the subtle nuances of the plot and the characters. The actors are phenomenal. Lucas Ferraro is particularly touching in his role as Pablo. The subtitles miss the depth of the conversation, however, so if one doesn't speak fluent Spanish, I think there is some important context that's not being imparted. Every once in a while, the translation is just flat out wrong, or missing half of what was said. Warning: past this point, there will be spoilers.
One of the things it took many viewings to really understand is the heart & soul of Pablo. When I watch Lucas Ferraro take Pablo through the process of understanding the betrayal of Bruno, I am amazed by his ability to reach inside and make you feel his pain. The one tear sliding down his cheek, which he wipes away furiously as though he were trying to wipe away what he felt for Bruno, gets me every time. Later, he doesn't break up with Laura because he's vindictive; he does it for Bruno because Pablo doesn't yet understand that Bruno is really in love with him. Post-break up with Laura, Pablo tries to sleep with Bruno. Or so I originally thought. But that's not what he's doing. He's letting Bruno go so that Bruno can go back to the now-free Laura and be happy. When you watch the movie after you understand the selflessness of Pablo, it adds a layer to his interactions with Bruno earlier in the movie. Pablo is a genuine person. And even after understanding that Bruno was not being genuine with him, Pablo can only be himself and let him go without hurting him.
Bruno's evolution comes in fits and starts, whereas Pablo's acceptance of how he feels about Bruno is more consistent. Early in the movie, Bruno is forced and focused on the seduction of Pablo as part of his game. Around the time the 2 meet Ana, Bruno has moved past the game and genuinely starts to care about Pablo. When Bruno has moments of self-reflection where he knows he's feeling something different, he looks uncomfortable and shakes it off. He struggles while Pablo accepts.
I thought Manuel Vignau's portrayal of a heterosexual man who had never desired - or thought about desiring - another man was very well acted. As part of his original game, he focused only on sex. As viewers, we get to watch him forget his game and really come to like, and then love, Pablo for who he is. When he says "No puedo explicar lo que me está pasando" (I cannot explain what is happening to me), he really can't. And that's the basis for moving forward with new possibilities.
The last 2 minutes of the film are powerful. Bruno reveals that he's in love with Pablo. He says "Estoy completamente enfermo". The subtitle says "I'm completely insane"... but that's not really what that line is trying to impart... Bruno is telling Pablo that he's love sick; the implication is that Bruno can't eat, can't sleep - he's literally sick from the emotions he's feeling. This last scene is perfectly acted by both principles, in my humble opinion. Lucas Ferraro does an incredible job of reacting to Bruno's confession of love. You can see the exact moment on his face when he decides to forgive Bruno for his treachery and pursue the love he feels for him.
The only thing I would have liked to have seen done differently in this film is the very ending of it. I love when Pablo pushes Bruno into his room so they can be together. I would have loved the last shot to have been the 2 of them in bed, after being together, spooning and holding hands like Ana and her boyfriend had done in the scene where all 4 people were sleeping. This movie wasn't about the sex - it was about the love - and I think having the closeness & the love in the last scene would have been stupendous. Regardless, I can at least imagine this in my head whenever I watch this film!
I recommend this film with my heart. My head can find some things I'd change, but my heart tells me it's perfect every time I watch it. Whatever you do, don't miss it!
Heureusement que certains éditeurs/distributeurs sont là pour chercher dans le monde entier et nous proposer ce genre de films que nous ne pourrions pas voir autrement, notamment des films sud-américains.
C'est le cas de ce film argentin, dans lequel Bruno essaye de se venger de son ex-petite-amie Laura en devenant le meilleur ami de son nouveau copain Pablo, tout en continuant à coucher de temps en temps avec Laura. Si le Plan A était de faire en sorte que Pablo trouve une autre fille il s'avère que c'est un échec. Et puis Bruno et Pablo s'entendent si bien... si bien qu'il y a des scènes assez étranges dans lesquelles les deux amis parlent de choses totalement sans intérêt ; finalement, quand on est aussi proches qu'ils le sont, on n'a plus ce besoin de captiver l'autre par une discussion intéressante, on a passé ce cap et l'important est d'être ensemble.
Petit à petit, se développe le Plan B : plutôt que de trouver une fille pour Pablo, pourquoi pas devenir son amant. C'est en tout cas ce que ressent Bruno. Leur complicité virile se transforme peu à peu en amour, même s'ils n'osent se l'avouer qu'à demi-mots. Au même moment, Pablo comprend le premier plan de Bruno, ce qui ne facilite pas leur rapprochement.
Même si l'on ne connaît pas l'Argentine (comme moi, d'ailleurs), il est vite évident que l'homosexualité n'y est pas la bienvenue et qu'elle n'est même pas envisageable : un garçon va avec une fille et c'est tout ! Cela rend, mais tout en finesse, le rapprochement de Bruno et Pablo encore plus difficile.
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