Lebanese Comedia ‘Bornstars, “about students who make porn, will launch

“Bornstars, a” attractive comedy about five students in cash starting to make porn movies in Beirut, was appointed Prime Minister in the Lebanese Capital, followed by theater overturning through the Middle East.

“Bornstars” means the director of Caroline Labaki’s debut, nurse of Helmer Nadine Labaki (“Capartan”) and products manufacturers in Los Angeles Chadi Eli Mattar and Scott C. Silver.

Set in today’s Beirut, comedy follows five shortcomings of friends responding to influence LebanonEconomic decay by launching what, according to Synopsis, is the first Lebanese Web site for adults “just to cause a revolution of freedom, rebellion and self-expression.”

In the truth, Lebanese law does not censor nude or online pornography. PornHub and many other websites for adults are among the top 50 most visited websites in the country, according to the Global Information Society website.

What may not really “Bornstars” – who do not actually contain on the screen – now set to more than 40 Lebanese screens starting from 18. September through local distributors Beritus images, in what is widely released for the Indie Film in Lebanon. Wox Cinemas After that, he plans to distribute “Bornstars” during the Middle East and North Africa in what will be the limit operating from the point of view of censorship, which will be interesting to watch.

Meanwhile, the marketing machine “Bornstars” is located in full equipment with one of the largest marketing campaigns of social media for the film in the region. The film was fell in the theater and online early August, generating over 900,000 hits, after which the trailer after two days later, after which he has achieved 3.4 million reviews since then. Instagram Point has so far took 2.4 million hits. Local influences on social media are presented by film 2. September 2. September and have since created more than 7 million hits, in accordance with the statement.

“For me, it is vital to filming movies talking to a younger generation,” Caroline Labaki said in the statement. “Our region is saturated with heavy dramas that are reflected in our fights, but the cinema can also be joy, laughter and collective release, I wanted to give a public something that is fun, surprising and leaves them to breathe.”

Commented producer Chadi Eli Mattar: “What” Bornstars “stand out is not only his isoible assumption, it is the way it is made and where.”

“This is the first Lebanese function that is made on such a massive scale, with the Hollywood P & A campaign,” further noticing that “it is the first weaving people in Beirut, imperceptibly weaving, unnoticed by the English language that is suddenly chaotic and true life.”

Watch the Bornstars trailer below.