Seeing Heaven

Breaking Glass Films

R1 DVD

Paul (Alexander Bracq)is a hustler with captivating looks and a dark gift. His life is a mixture of sexual experiences and psychic visions. He enjoys his work but find that is haunted by dreams, sometimes nightmares, of his lost twin brother. He decides that the only way to find his brother is to trigger more visions; hence he seeks out more challenging and creative partners. Things begin to take a change for the worth when he finds his dreams turning to nightmares with a masked killer in pursuit of brother. At the same time his everyday reality comes to reflect these nightmares as his sexual partners seen to come to reflect the nightmares in his mind. In the end he begins to wonder whether they are connected and tries to decipher which one of them could be tied to the masked killer he sees hence revealing the location of his brother.

This is an provocative film with a dreamlike quality which mixes a highly sexualized view of the world with terror and violence. It also reflects on the nature of the porn industry, male escorts and unprotected sex. At times one is reminded of David Lynch and Mario Bava yet with a strong homosexual charge. This is a gay indie arthouse film which offers an erotic and visceral horror experience.

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