If you haven’t heard Evan’s review of this scorcher porn listen to Podcast #151 where we give it a Four Splats “Rock Hard” score. Carnaval is filled with the 9 of the hottest Brazilian men, the film celebrates the pleasures of anonymous sex during Rio de Janeiro’s notorious pre-Lenten festival of sin and excess.
"It was an obvious choice, but one that I wanted to get right," AMG president and Carnaval director Dennis Bell said. "There's something about Carnaval [the festival] that can't be explained easily. Everyone knows Carnaval as this half-naked street party, but the feeling you get when you're there is complex. It's like there's sex in the air, in the water, everywhere."
"There are a lot of things that are acceptable in Brazil, but gay sex in public is not one of them," Bell said. "If it was, we'd have a whole 'nother line of DVDs on our hands. What we are showing here is what happens in the alleys, side streets and private residences. We are showing what happens when that air of sexuality drives people to have sex with the closest hot body, even if it means doing it under a public stairwell."
"In the end, Carnaval really is about just letting go and having a good time," Bell said. "And this film is about forgetting the hang-ups of the day-to-day and just going for it. It's about having [safe] sex with strangers and not worrying about the consequences."
"It was an obvious choice, but one that I wanted to get right," AMG president and Carnaval director Dennis Bell said. "There's something about Carnaval [the festival] that can't be explained easily. Everyone knows Carnaval as this half-naked street party, but the feeling you get when you're there is complex. It's like there's sex in the air, in the water, everywhere."
"There are a lot of things that are acceptable in Brazil, but gay sex in public is not one of them," Bell said. "If it was, we'd have a whole 'nother line of DVDs on our hands. What we are showing here is what happens in the alleys, side streets and private residences. We are showing what happens when that air of sexuality drives people to have sex with the closest hot body, even if it means doing it under a public stairwell."
"In the end, Carnaval really is about just letting go and having a good time," Bell said. "And this film is about forgetting the hang-ups of the day-to-day and just going for it. It's about having [safe] sex with strangers and not worrying about the consequences."
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