Os Príncipes (2018)
Año de lanzamiento: 2018
Nación: Brazil
Alternative Title: The Princes
Director: Luiz Rosemberg Filho
Writer: Luiz Rosemberg Filho
Producción & Género
Productor: Producer: Sérgio Curvelo, Marina Trindade, Carolina DIB
Executive_Producer: Cavi Borges
Compañías: Cavídeo Produções
Género: Drama
Budget: $20,000 (estimated)
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Palabras clave
Palabras clave: big natural breasts, car travel, fellatio, female frontal nudity, female nudity, female pubic hair, female rear nudity, hairy bush, male nudity, male rear nudity, murder, night, nude woman clothed men, old man, prostitute, smoking, social criticism, two women bathe together, violence, woman and woman kiss
Historia
In Rio de Janeiro, two men, Charles (played by Christian Malheiros) and Leo (played by Devendra Pisharoty), spend their nights with two prostitutes, Luna (played by Vitoria Silveira) and Yara (played by Mariane Nogueira). The group engages in activities involving sex, violence, drugs, and alcohol. They pick up women on the streets, engage in carnal acts, and even commit murder during their reckless nights out. Charles, who comes from a wealthy family, is conflicted between his desire for pleasure and his guilt over his actions.
Resumen
Os Príncipes (2018), directed by Luiz Rosemberg Filho, is a Brazilian drama that offers a raw portrayal of the privileged youth in Rio de Janeiro. The film follows two men as they navigate their nights with prostitutes, engaging in explicit content and violent acts without consequences due to their wealthy backgrounds. It serves as a critique of social inequality and moral decadence, highlighting the stark contrast between the lives of the elite and the marginalized. The movie has sparked controversy for its explicit content but also received critical acclaim for its honest portrayal of societal issues.