Charcoal (2023t)

Their home becomes his new hideout, in the UK Trailer for Carolina Markowicz’s Satire Charcoal.

A poor family’s life is turned upside down Brazil, their next to their home becomes an hideout for an notorious unwelcomed guest.

For this one, we find ourselves in Sรฃo Pauloโ€™s countryside. A family run a charcoal factory based next to their home. When an suspicious nurse offers them a proposal to host a mysterious foreign guest. That so called guest happens to be one of the most wanted drug lords and their house is now his hideout The woman, her husband and child will have to learn how to share the same roof with this dangerous man.

The film marks Markowicz‘s feature debut, which has a slice of dark deadpan humour. Whilst delivering a social commentary and what people will do to survive. How far will you go?

A family in Sรฃo Pauloโ€™s countryside accepts a mysterious guest into their home, only to discover heโ€™s a wanted Argentine drug lord. With their house his new-found hideout, the family must learn how to live with a dangerous criminal while keeping up the illusion of an unchanged routine to their neighbours. Written and directed by Carolina Markowicz in her feature debut.

The film stars Maeve Jinkings (Love, Plastic and Noise), Camila Mรกrdila (The Second Mother) and Cesar Bordon (Wild Tiles).

Signature Entertainment will release Charcoal in UK and Irish Cinemas from 10th March. Then Digital Platforms from 20th March.


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