French sales agency Loco Films has published a sensational love story titled “The Frontiers of Love”, which is being shown for the world premiere at the Karlovy Vary Film Festival competition. The company released the first trailer for the movie.
The Czech-Polish film focuses on Petr and Hana, who – after years together – share their unspoken erotic fantasies. What begins as an innocent conversation gradually turns into an experience of a non-monogamous approach to their relationship. This debut for Tomasz Wiński “explores different forms of intimacy and the possibilities of portraying them on the big screen,” according to a statement.
“We are thrilled and excited to be working on such an elegant, flamboyant and profound film where the director manages to elevate this hot topic to a high level,” said Laurent Danielo of Loco.
Wiński said: “Our film examines the intimacy of a couple who, through video confessions, explore the limits of honesty in an open relationship. We are interested in what the characters don’t say, what they are reluctant to divulge, what feelings they suppress, and when those feelings are finally released.
“Love Frontiers”
Courtesy of Loco Films
“We examine the limits and meaning of their honesty. We talk about the fragility of trust and pent-up feelings, and what happens when we simply pretend for too long and deny the strong negative feelings in a relationship. And about whether we can or should try to be completely honest with each other at all.”
His short film “George the Dog, Refugee” won Best Screenplay at Huesca Festival in Spain (2019), Special Mention for National Competition at Pragueshorts Festival (2020), and Best Short Film at Écu Festival in Paris (2020).
“Love Frontiers”
Courtesy of Loco Films
The script for “The Frontier of Love” by Kasha Yandashkova, Hana Vagnerova, Petra Hlova, and Winsky, based on a story by Hana Vagnerova and Whiskey.
The producers are Jiří Konečný, Wiński and Tereza Nejedlá. Co-producers are Radovan Síbrt, Alžběta Karásková, Mariusz Włodarski and Marta Gmosińska.
It was produced by Endorfilm and One Way Ticket Films, and supported by the Czech Film Fund. Co-producers are Pink Productions, Czech Television and Polish Lava Films.
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