Little Bottom

About This Movie

Little Bottom has this raw, unfiltered vibe that draws you in. The dynamic between Nathan and Rodrigo is compelling; you really feel the tension as they navigate their desires over the course of a night. It’s almost like a dance between youth and experience, with Nathan’s youthful energy pushing against Rodrigo’s more laid-back demeanor. The pacing is deliberately slow, allowing for those quiet moments that resonate. The performances feel genuine, almost like you're peering into real life. You can tell they weren’t going for glamor here, it’s all very grounded, which makes it quite distinctive in its storytelling.

Little Bottom is quite elusive in terms of availability; I’ve seen a few screenings pop up but not much in terms of physical media. It's one of those indie gems that hasn’t received a wide release, which drives collector interest. The scarcity of this title makes it a talking point among collectors who appreciate nuanced narratives and strong character studies.