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Dry Wind

2020 · Movie · NR · 110 min

6.6(33)unSUB Rating

DramaFantasy

In a parched small town in Brazil, a factory worker drifts through a quiet routine of work, swimming, and solitary evenings. When a bold newcomer arrives and sparks attention from someone close to him, simmering jealousy and desire begin to disrupt the monotony and push him toward change.

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Details
Original title
Vento Seco
Years
2020
Release date
2020-02-26
Language
Portuguese
Rated
NR
Runtime
110 min
TMDB rating (input)
6.4/10 (33 votes)
About

You may enjoy this if you like slow-burn, sensual dramas that blur fantasy and reality and explore jealousy and longing in an unusual setting; Not for you if explicit sex or a meandering pace isn’t your thing.

Pros: dreamlike mood; slow-burn tension; touching undercurrent | Cons: graphic sex; implausible love triangle; uneven realism

Themes

  • fetish
  • lgbt
  • oral sex
  • gay theme
  • lesbian

Awards & recognition

  • Iris Prize · 2020

Cast & crew

  • Leandro Faria Lelo

    Leandro Faria Lelo

    as Sandro Karnas

  • Allan Jacinto Santana

    Allan Jacinto Santana

    as Ricardo Cardoso

  • Renata Carvalho

    Renata Carvalho

    as Paula Astorga

  • Rafael Teóphilo

    Rafael Teóphilo

    as Maicon Machado

  • Mel Gonçalves

    Mel Gonçalves

    as Rita de Cássia

  • DN

    Del Neto

    as Davi Machado

  • LS

    Larissa Sisterolli

    as Larissa Machado

  • GG

    Guilhotina Guinle

    as Madame G

  • Marcelo D'Avilla

    Marcelo D'Avilla

    as Ice Cream Man

  • Bruno Fernandes

    Bruno Fernandes

    as Al Parker

Directed by Daniel Nolasco