Imagining what might have been...
“Porto” is a romantic drama starring Anton Yelchin in one of his last screen performances. Jake Kleeman (Yelchin) is an American scholar in the ancient Portuguese city of Porto. Mati Vargnier (Lucie Lucas) is a French archaeologist. He’s a loner exiled from his family. She’s a student embroiled in an affair with one of her professors. After spotting each other at an archaeological site and later at a train station and a cafe, Jake works up the courage rot approach Mati, and they embark on a night of carefree intimacy.<br /><br />Director Gabe Klinger cuts back and forth in time between this night to many years in the future, imagining what would have been if the impromptu passion these two felt on that evening had been sustained. The film attempts to create a tone of nostalgia and wistfulness but is mired in some dull scenes and poor dialogue. And the sex scenes, though filmed to convey that the two young people are lost in passion, are sabotaged by ludicrous dialogue that undermines the efforts of up-close photography and credible simulated sex to create an erotic sequence.<br /><br />The depiction of Jake is troublesome if we are supposed to buy the instant attraction between Jake and Mati. Jake comes off as kind of creepy because of behavior generally associated with a stalker. This is shown in the movie’s flash-forwards. However, the Jake character is developed far better than that of Marti, who is more Jake’s obsession than an actual person. There is artistry involved in “Porto,” but the film wants to find deep meaning in a one-night stand without giving either participant convincing dialogue or a believable personality.<br /><br />Bonus materials on the Blu-ray release include audio commentary by director Gabe Klinger, trailer; outtakes, making-of featurette, booklet essay, and the 70-minute documentary by Gabe Klinger, “Double Play: James Benning and Richard Linklater.”
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Porto - Blu-ray - Porto is a luminous love story that features one of Anton Yelchin s best, and most heartbreaking performances. Jake (Anton Yelchin) and Mati (Lucie Lucas) are two expats who experience a brief but intimate connection in the ancient Portuguese city of Porto. He s an American loner exiled from his family. She s a student from France embroiled in an affair with one of her professors. After spotting each other from a distance at an archeological site and then again at a train station and a cafe, Jake works up the courage to approach Mati and they embark on a night of carefree intimacy. This romantic encounter is viewed from years later, both characters still haunted by the powerful connection they shared. Features: Audio commentary by director Gabe Klinger Double Play: James Benning and Richard Linklater, a documentary by Gabe Klinger (2013, 70 minutes) Making-of Documentary Trailer..