The film starring Marco Pigossi is indicated for the largest LGBTQIA+

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The film “High Tide” (“High Tide”, with the Brazilian actor Marco PigossI, I was appointed for the 36th glad Media Awards in the category of “The best release film limited in cinemas.” Glaad Media Awards is the largest entertainment awards dedicated to LGBTQIA+Public, recognizing the productions that promote representativeness on TV, streaming and cinema. The ceremony will take place on March 27 in Los Angeles, in the United States, highlighting the main works focused on diversity.

The candidates were announced on Wednesday (22), one day before the Oscar appointments, by Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation, an organization that promotes the event. “High tide” He is directed by the Italian director Marco Calvanihusband PigossiAnd he has accumulated congratulations from his debut. The film has already been screened at the Mixbrasil Diversity Culture Festival, where he won the prize for the best public film, and was part of the 2024 Rio Festival official, strengthening his international impact.

In the plot, the actor plays Lourenço, a Brazilian immigrant who lives in the United States. The character has to face emotional and bureaucratic challenges: with the vision that is about to expire, it is drifting after being abandoned by the American boyfriend. The film deals with topics such as belonging, love and desire to start again, in a sensitive narration and deeply connected to the LGBTQIA+experience. “High Maré” also gained importance on social networks in December, when the intense scenes are viral, expanding the range of the characteristic of the public.

Although acclaimed, “high tide” was not the only production to cause buzz. The absence of “Emilia Pérez”, a film with 13 Oscar nominations and starring a trans character, generated discussions. Glaad published a critical article on the work in 2023, claiming that the film had an inappropriate representation and classifying it as “a step back”. The exclusion of “Emilia Pérez” of the prize strengthens the institution’s commitment to highlight the works that offer authentic representativeness.

Source: Terra

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