Until Porn Do Us Part
Until Porn Do Us Part
Eulália, a conservative Portuguese mother, found out that her son who emigrated to Germany has become Fostter Riviera, the internationally awarded first Portuguese gay porn actor. She suffers with the distance, sometimes toned down through the computer that has become her main source of information and communication with her son. This documentary focuses on the long journey of this mother towards acceptance and endeavour to get closer to her son.
Country: PT
Genre: Documentary
Release: 2018-04-15
Director: Jorge Pelicano
Production: Até ao Fim do Mundo
Cast: Eulália Almeida, Fostter Riviera, Filomena Gigante
Tagline: AN EMOTIONAL JOURNEY OF A MOTHER SEEKING TO GET CLOSER TO HER SON
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