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View All Photos Movie Info. Two men meet in a sex club and spend the night together in the hospital after they have unprotected sex. Olivier Ducastel , Jacques Martineau. Emmanuel Chaumet. Jan 27, limited. Jun 30, Wolfe Releasing. Mario Fanfani Homme au smartphone. Bastien Gabriel Partenaire de Hugo.
Patrick Joseph Caissier. Claire Deschamps Interne. Georges Daaboul Vendeur syrien. Olivier Ducastel Director. Jacques Martineau Director.
Olivier Ducastel Screenwriter. Jacques Martineau Screenwriter. Emmanuel Chaumet Producer. Karelle Kuntur Original Music. View All Critic Reviews Oct 20, The two actors are good and have a powerful chemistry together especially in the remarkably intense initial sequence , but what the film mistakes for authenticity is in fact a lot of artificial and painfully theatrical dialogue that unfortunately dilutes their onscreen presence. Carlos M Super Reviewer. See all Audience reviews.
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The original script set the film over the course of 28 days, but was later changed to occur during real-time in the course of 93 minutes in the early morning hours. The film has references to the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice.
According to gender studies scholar Todd Reeser, the film transforms the ancient myth to open up new narrative and gender ways of being. This gives the sequence an innocence that softens its unabashed explicitness. The movie might have a fairy-tale quality, but its writers and directors, Olivier Ducastel and Jacques Martineau, are committed to those realities. The specifics of the sex club, its lube and condoms and Handi-Wipes within easy reach, are neither highlighted nor disguised. And a lengthy emergency room visit delivers a harsh reminder that desire carries no free passes.
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