Do Not Disturb (2012)
Erscheinungsjahr: 2012
Land: France
Alternative Title: Ne zavarjanak!, No molestar, Не турбувати
Regisseur: Yvan Attal
Writer: Lynn Shelton, Olivier Lécot, Yvan Attal
Production Genre
Produzent: Producer: Mikaël Abecassis
Executive Producer: Adam Baird, Christopher Matson, Frédéric Bruneel, Tom Quinn
Firmen: UGC Distribution
Budget: 5.000.000
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Schlüsselwörter
Schlüsselwörter: adult filmmaking, gay theme, remake
Geschichte
Best friends Jeff and Ben reunite after many years apart when Jeff unexpectedly shows up at Ben's doorstep late one night. Since their college days, they've led very different lives: Jeff remains the wild, free-spirited artist he always was, while Ben has settled down with his wife Anna in a suburban home, trying to start a family. The two old friends quickly fall back into their camaraderie, but their reunion takes an unexpected turn when, after a wild night out at a party hosted by Lily and Monica, they drunkenly decide to make a gay porn film together to prove that they're still capable of anything. Despite their initial enthusiasm, the reality of their decision begins to sink in as they sober up, leading to comedic tension between them. The 'gay sex film' project becomes a significant source of conflict and introspection for both friends, forcing Ben to confront his fears about commitment and fatherhood, while Jeff is compelled to examine his perpetual wanderlust and inability to settle down.
Zusammenfassung
Do Not Disturb is a French comedy-drama directed by Yvan Attal, released in 2012. It's a remake of the American film 'Humpday' (2008) but with a French twist, focusing on the relationship between two straight male friends who challenge their masculinity and personal boundaries when they decide to make a gay porn film together. The story explores themes of friendship, sexuality, and the struggles of adulthood, particularly in terms of commitment and personal growth. Despite its controversial premise, the film is ultimately a comedic examination of modern male friendships and the lengths people go to prove themselves.
