Taboo 2021
Dive into the quirky, risqué world of *Taboo (2021)*, a Latvian comedy that peels back the curtains on modern relationships and the unspoken rules of intimacy.
Director: Andrejs Ēķis
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Taboo (2021) about?
*Taboo (2021)* peels back the curtain on modern relationships, exposing the awkward, scandalous, and downright hilarious moments people keep behind closed doors. Through interlocking stories, it explores love, desire, and the unspoken rules of intimacy in a city where secrets fester and norms collide.
Who directed Taboo?
Andrejs Ēķis brings his directorial vision to *Taboo (2021)*, crafting a comedy that balances sharp satire with heartfelt moments.
Who stars in Taboo?
The film features Zane Daudziņa, Kaspars Gods, Mirdza Martinsone, Peteris Gaudins, and Māra Sleja leading the cast with standout performances.
Is Taboo (2021) worth watching?
If you enjoy sharp, character-driven comedies that don't shy away from taboo subjects, *Taboo (2021)* is a delightful pick. While it hasn't earned a rating yet, its witty script and engaging ensemble make it a compelling choice for fans of urban relationship dramedies.
How long is Taboo?
*Taboo (2021)* runs for 96 minutes, offering a tight, entertaining runtime perfect for a night in.
About Taboo (2021) — A cheeky dive into love's hidden corners
Dive into the quirky, risqué world of *Taboo (2021)*, a Latvian comedy that peels back the curtains on modern relationships and the unspoken rules of intimacy. Directed by Andrejs Ēķis with a sharp, observational eye, this multi-layered story unfolds across a city's bustling streets and hushed apartment doors, exposing the messy, often hilarious realities behind closed doors. From awkward first dates to tangled affairs, the film navigates love's taboos with a blend of irreverence and warmth, making it a standout in the comedy genre. With its finger firmly on the pulse of contemporary social dynamics, *Taboo (2021)* serves up laughter and reflection in equal measure.
Zane Daudziņa, Kaspars Gods, and Mirdza Martinsone lead a talented cast that brings this urban ensemble to life, their performances crackling with chemistry and comedic timing. At its core, the film asks: what happens when societal norms collide with personal desires? The result is a breezy yet thought-provoking 96-minute romp that lingers long after the credits roll.