Sublime is a thoughtful and tender handling of a teen’s emerging sexuality. Shy 16–year-old Manuel (Martín Miller) comes alive when he, his best friend Felipe (Teo Inama Chiabrando) and other buddies form a garage rock band. The two boys, friends since childhood, have a close, easy relationship made even more intense with the band and their music making. Strains develop for Manuel when his best mate starts dating a girl. Manuel also begins to date a female classmate, yet all the while suppressing his nascent sexual feelings for Felipe. Confused, and fearful that his feelings are not mutual, he retreats into himself, eventually lashing out which forces him to confront his feeling head on. A sensitive feature debut with this sweet, queer, coming-of-age drama.
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Mariano Biasin was born on January 9, 1980 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He is an assistant director and director, known for Sublime (2022), El inicio de Fabrizio (2015) and Área chica infierno grande (2020).

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Reviews

Phuong LeThe Guardian
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Refreshingly understated queer coming-of-age tale... Avoiding schmaltzy pitfalls, this moving drama about two friends nearing adulthood offers a modern ideal of masculinity.

Mantel SimpsonFilm Review
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With a banging soundtrack and scenes painted in a deep and rich palette of colours, Sublime is engaging, sweet and beautifully refreshing. By continuing the current cinematic trend of redefining and redrawing the ‘coming out’ experience, Mariano Biasin’s Argentinian coming-of-age gem is truly sublime.

Neil BakerCinerama Film
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With a banging soundtrack and scenes painted in a deep and rich palette of colours, Sublime is engaging, sweet and beautifully refreshing. By continuing the current cinematic trend of redefining and redrawing the ‘coming out’ experience, Mariano Biasin’s Argentinian coming-of-age gem is truly sublime.

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