WE STILL HAVE THE DEEP BLACK NIGHT

AINDA TEMOS A IMENSIDÃO DA NOITE

Brazil/Germany, 2K, 98 minutes, 2019
Directed by Gustavo Galvão
A 400 Filmes and Dezenove Som e Imagens production
In association with Autentika Films, CineZebra, Crisol Filmes and TAO Luz e Movimento

More information on the film:
https://apptuts.bio/imensidodanoitefilme

* Sponsored by the Audiovisual Sector Fund (Prodecine 05/2015, Brazil)
* Development sponsored by the Audiovisual Sector Fund (Prodav 04/2013, Brazil)
* Selected to 15 film festivals in Brazil and abroad, such as: 22nd BAFICI (Buenos Aires, Argentina, 2021), 51st International Film Festival of India (Goa, 2021), 35th Trieste Latin American Film Festival (Italy, 2020), 37th Bogotá Film Festival (Colombia, 2020), 16th Jecheon International Music & Film Festival (South Korea, 2020), 41st Havana Film Festival (Cuba, 2019), 43rd São Paulo Intl. Film Festival (Brazil, 2019), and 52nd Brasilia Film Festival (Brazil, 2019)
* Best Performance award (to Ayla Gresta), 22nd BAFICI (Buenos Aires, Argentina, 2021)
* Best Cinematography (André Carvalheira) and Best Editing (Marcius Barbieri) at Mostra Brasilia, part of the 52nd Brasilia Film Festival program (Brazil, 2019)
* Commercial release in 17 cities in Brazil (2019-2020), distributed by Pandora Filmes
* Available on Canal Brasil TV (since 2020)
* Available throughout Brazil on six platforms: Prime Video and Looke (since July 2021), Apple TV, Google Play, PlayStation Video and YouTube Movies (since April 2021); previously available also on MUBI (2022), NOW, Vivo Play and Oi Play (2020-2023)
* Available on platforms such as Prime Video, Apple TV, Google Play, KINOA.TV and Guayaba in 118 countries and territories, including the USA, Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom, France, Portugal, Spain and throughout Latin America (releasing between March 2021 and February 2022)
* Original Soundtrack available throughout the world on platforms such as Spotify, Deezer, Apple Music and YouTube (since January 2020)

SYNOPSIS

Tired of the struggle with her rock band, where she sings and plays the trumpet, Karen leaves Brasilia, the city her grandfather helped to build. Karen tries her luck in Berlin, following the steps of her former partner Artur. The invitation comes from Martin, a friend with whom they form an unpredictable triangle.

THE FILM

We Still Have the Deep Black Night is a pulsating movie. It could not be otherwise in a film where the music and the locations are elevated to character status. The fact that the protagonists are real musicians imbues the movie with musical intensity unprecedented in recent Brazilian cinema.

Produced by 400 Filmes in coproduction with Dezenove Som e Imagens, managed by veteran Sara Silveira, We Still Have the Deep Black Night brought together a remarkably talented team of technicians and artists. Such as the American music producer Lee Ranaldo (founder of the iconic indie rock band Sonic Youth) and the German production designer Tamo Kunz (collaborator of renowned filmmaker Fatih Akin in movies like In the Fade and Head-On). The film was shot in Brasilia and Berlin, in 2017. The release took place in 2019 (at the 43rd São Paulo International Film Festival) and it was awarded with the Best Cinematography and the Best Editing prizes at the 52nd Brasilia Film Festival and the Best Performance prize at BAFICI 2021. The film was commercially released in 17 cities, in 2019 and 2020. In 2021 and 2022, it reached the main platforms in 118 countries and territories, including the USA, Canada, Great Britain, Spain, France, Australia and throughout Latin America. In Brazil, it reached up to ten platforms, such as MUBI, Amazon Prime Video and Apple TV.