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LGBTQ Romantic Comedy ‘Perfect Endings’ Acquired by M-Appeal (EXCLUSIVE)

Berlin-based sales agency M-Appeal has acquired worldwide rights to the LGBTQ romantic comedy “Perfect Endings,” directed by Daniel Ribeiro. The Brazilian film is set to make its world premiere later this year.

“Perfect Endings” centers on filmmaker João. After a decade-long relationship ends, he finds himself at a crossroads in both his personal and professional life. While trying to break into the film industry, he ends up directing amateur erotic films. With the support of loyal friends, João embarks on a dating journey, navigating modern romance and finding inspiration.

The film is described as an entertaining exploration of love, freedom and self-discovery that delves into universal themes of dating and newfound freedoms, inviting audiences to relate to the characters’ experiences and challenges. It showcases fun and sexy vibes, highlighted by João’s escapades with his friends and his encounters.

The film is produced by Lacuna Filmes and Claraluz Filmes. The producers are Ribeiro, Diana Almeida and Fernando Sapelli.

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Ribeiro said: “’Perfect Endings’ is about facing the end of a 10-year relationship with all the pain but also all the excitement that comes with it, and I think all audiences can relate to that moment in life where you have to rewrite your own story.”

Almeida said “Perfect Endings” offered “a fresh take on LGBTQ romance that we believe will resonate with authenticity and charm.”

Maren Kroymann, CEO of M-Appeal, said: “’Perfect Endings’ is a delightful proof to the resurgence of queer Brazilian cinema. (…) Daniel Ribeiro’s film is a joyous celebration of modern dating and the exploration of newfound freedoms, offering audiences a fun, sexy and light-hearted journey.”

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