Daquela Noite Para Trás

In a small Brazilian town, a young man named Gabriel is grappling with the aftermath of a viral video that captured an intimate moment with his friend Elias. As rumors spread and his life unravels, he must confront the consequences of societal judgment and his own burgeoning desires. The film explores themes of shame, identity, and the search for connection in the face of adversity.

"Daquela Noite Para Trás" has been recognized for its sensitive portrayal of LGBTQ+ themes and its exploration of the impact of social media on personal lives. Critics have praised its raw emotional honesty and the performances of its young cast, highlighting its relevance in contemporary discussions about privacy and acceptance.

• Praised for its authentic depiction of youth and sexuality in contemporary Brazil.

• Lauded for its timely exploration of the pressures and anxieties surrounding online virality.

• Commended for the naturalistic performances and intimate direction.

Google audience: Audience reception is not yet widely available as the film is recent, but initial buzz suggests appreciation for its honest portrayal of young queer experiences and the complexities of digital life.

World Premiere at the Berlinale (2024 Panorama Audience Award nomination)

The film's directors, Filipe Matzembacher and Marcio Sal Lima, previously collaborated on the acclaimed short film 'Seiva' which also explored queer themes.