Eros

Name: Eros
Genre: Documentary
Released: 2024-03-13

Documentary1h 48m

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33%

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45%

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Storyline

Brazil's love motels are a sexual haven where fantasy becomes reality. When the filmmaker's own date never shows up, she gets a fresh idea for a film instead. The result is a kaleidoscopic insight into a parallel world of human desire.

Trailers

Official Trailer

DirectorRachel Ellis

ReleasedMar 13, 2024

StatusReleased

Original languagePortuguese

Budget

Not disclosed

Revenue

Not disclosed

Parental guideNot rated

Studio

Desvia

Reviews

8 reviews · 7 critics

2 fresh · 5 rotten

Critics consensus

“Though Wong's short lives up to the promise of the title, Antonioni's is a serious disappointment.”

33% TomatometerRotten Tomatoes

Nigel Andrews

RTFinancial TimesMay 15, 2015

How are the mighty scattered, fallen and lost.

Jonathan Rosenbaum

RTChicago ReaderJul 31, 2007

I guess one out of three ain't bad.

Tom Dawson

RTBBC.comOct 10, 2006

Anthologies by their inherent nature tend to be highly uneven. And Eros proves no exception, with the individual sections ranging from the sublime to the ridiculous.

Rob Nelson

RTCity Pages, Minneapolis/St. PaulAug 21, 2009

The rain still drips like tears in Wong's faintly lit alleyways, the paint in his narrow corridors continues to peel, the floral-print curtains in his '60s drawing rooms still billow in the breeze--but the colors have faded...