“When the light breaks”, interview with director Rúnar Rúnarsson
When the light breaks by Rúnar Rúnarsson is the opening film of Un Certain Regard at the 77th Cannes Film Festival
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“Motel Destino”, interview with director Karim Aïnouz
Karim Aïnouz: “after the years of horror Brazil lived, I shot there as I was missing the sun, the anarchy and the celebration of life”
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“Motel Destino”, interview with director Karim Aïnouz Chiara Nicoletti
After “Firebrand“, a period film about British royalty, Brazilian director Karim Aïnouz went back shooting in his country “Motel Destino“, presented in competition at the 77th Festival de Cannes.
Karim Aïnouz returns to his home province, Cearà, for a story of lust, sex, passion and colors between three people. All set in a Motel , which is home for desire and fantasies, Motel Destino is Aïnouz’s way to react to the “years of horror Brazil lived in”.
To quote the director: “Motel Destino is a portrait of characters fervently pursuing their aspirations and seeking to carve out their own destinies. It is also a love story about Heraldo, a young defiant outsider, and Dayana, a woman who dares to confront society’s expectations. Their encounter at Motel Destino ignites a vivid spark that challenges the constrained future society has laid out for them”.
Plot
The neon-hued Motel Destino, a roadside sex hotel steaming under the burning blue skies of the northeastern coast of Brazil, is run by hot-headed Elias and his restless younger wife Dayana. The unexpected arrival of 21-year-old Heraldo, on the run after a botched hit, disrupts the established order. As the tropical noir plays out, loyalties and desires intertwine to reveal that destiny has its own enigmatic design.
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