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Beatriz Torcato,
Andre Barbosa
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Joćo Pedro Rodrigues,
Joćo Pedro Rodrigues
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: Not Rated
: Picture This
: Drama, Foreign, Portugal, Gay & Lesbian, Features
: 90 min.
: Portuguese
: English
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Shot almost entirely at night, O Fantasma chronicles a young trash collector's descent into a world of increasingly bizarre sexual encounters. Sergio (Ricardo Meneses) spends his days living in a run-down rented room, engaging in anonymous sex and trying to rebuff the advances of his co-worker Fatima (Beatriz Torcato). Unfulfilled by his daily sexcapades, Sergio finally gets turned on by a Tom of Finland-esque motorcyclist (Andre Barbosa), whose physical beauty becomes the source of Sergio's obsession. Sergio stalks him, eventually donning bondage gear and making the motorcyclist his love prisoner. After having his brutish way with his comely captive, Sergio vanishes into the night and prowls the city's garbage dumps in a phantasmic odyssey of sexual dysfunction and cruelty. ~ Rebecca Flint Marx, All Movie Guide
Special Features:
- Commentary by the Director, Art Director and Film Critic
- Ricardo Meneses' Audition Interview
- Theatrical Posters from other countries
- "Behind the Scenes" Photo Gallery
- Theatrical Trailer
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by talltale
July 1, 2004 - 6:42 AM PDT
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3 out of 3 members found this review helpful
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| This Brazilian movie about a sexy young sanitation worker is hot--very hot--if you like your sex spiced with a good deal of S&M. The photography is excellent, and the performances are fine--as far as they go. The lead character has a dog fixation (he likes 'em and he likes to act like 'em, too). His behavior grows more erratic and off-the-wall, as the film goes along, culminating in a night-long spree of violence and sex that finally approaches the deep end. There is not a lot of story here, and you may find, as I did, not much reason to care about anyone in the film. O FANTASMA simply pounds another nail in the coffin of Brazil--which appears here, as in so many other movies, as a country with little caring or concern for its citizens who--in turn--have little care or concern for each other. |
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GreenCine Member Rating
(Average 5.34) 120 Votes
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