Argentinian writer/director Marco Berger has proven his talent with 2009’s Plan B, a romantic drama about a man who determines the best way to win back his ex-girlfriend is to seduce her new man.
Now Berger and collaborator Pedro Irusta urgently wants to bring audiences to Hawaii, a new film-in-progress about Martin, a hapless man who reunites with his childhood friend, Eugenio. When Eugenio realizes Martin is in dire straits, he hires him on for the summer. Desire simmers as a strange relationship grows, but their class differences create possibly insurmountable obstacles.
Notes on the film’s Kickstarter campaign, which is about $7,600 toward its $40,000 goal by October 19, elaborate:
“The film is about solidarity but also about the power game that is generated when one person [relies] on another. The idea is to explore power, helplessness, social boundaries, brotherhood, desire and love.”
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Starring Uruguayan newcomer Mateo Chiarino and Plan B‘s Manuel Vignau, Hawaii stars certainly look promising. Could this be the next Weekend?
randolph bermudez
very interesting seem like something i would watch and support
n900mixalot
Plan B was the ORIGINAL “Weekend” don’t get it twisted.
Both make my cry just thinking about them.