Deal 2012
Deal (2012) is a Dutch comedy-drama that explores the complicated territory between friendship and desire.
Director: Eddy Terstall
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Deal (2012) about?
Deal follows two students who make an impulsive agreement to have sex for money, taking them to Barcelona where their initial plan unravels into an awkward but ultimately intimate experience.
Who directed Deal?
Deal was directed by Eddy Terstall, known for his work in Dutch cinema.
Who stars in Deal?
The film features Roberta Petzoldt, Teun Kuilboer, Frank Sheppard, Fouad Mourigh, and Peer Mascini in key roles.
Is Deal (2012) worth watching?
Deal offers an honest look at modern relationships with awkward humor and genuine heart. While unrated on IMDb, its unique premise and character development make it an interesting watch for fans of character-driven dramas.
How long is Deal?
Deal has a runtime of 87 minutes.
Deal (2012) — An Awkward Pact That Changes Everything
Deal (2012) is a Dutch comedy-drama that explores the complicated territory between friendship and desire. Directed by Eddy Terstall, this unconventional romance follows two twenty-something students who impulsively agree to a 2000 Euro arrangement to sleep together, leading them on an awkward journey to Barcelona. What starts as a straightforward transaction becomes increasingly uncomfortable as both parties struggle with their mutual embarrassment and growing feelings.
The film stars Roberta Petzoldt and Teun Kuilboer alongside Frank Sheppard, Fouad Mourigh, Peer Mascini, and Ingrid Willemse. Set against the vibrant backdrop of Barcelona, Deal blends awkward humor with genuine emotional moments, examining how vulnerability and honesty can transform a calculated deal into something unexpectedly meaningful. The 87-minute runtime delivers a thoughtful exploration of modern relationships and the thin line between commerce and connection.