Cazzo movie

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Cazzo movie
legal form company
founding 1996
Seat Berlin , Germany
Branch Sex industry
Website Cazzo movie

Cazzo Film is a production company for gay porn films based in Berlin . Cazzo Film was founded in 1996 by Jörg Andreas and Jürgen Brüning and is now one of the better-known gay porn producers in Europe. The offshoots Prick and Coxxx belong to Cazzo Film . Up to six films are made in a year. Cazzo Film confidently presents itself in public and strives to get pornography out of the dirty corner and to understand it as part of pop culture .

The Cazzo porn tries to relate to gay and mainstream culture. It is not shot in the studio, but in original and often also in public locations such as the subway, telephone booth, taxi, on the Ku'Damm or on a railway bridge in the middle of the city. In doing so, Cazzo Film set itself apart from mainstream porn of American origin and established a German independent porn film that has since found imitators. With its porn, Cazzo Film follows the tradition of American underground porn of the 1960s. The cast at Cazzo Film, such as B. Marcel Schlutt , are often not professional porn actors . Thom Barron, on the other hand, is now considered the most famous gay porn actor in Germany.

The first film, Berlin Techno Dreams , was shot in 1996 at the original location in Berlin-Schöneberg in the midst of the gay subculture in order to guarantee the authenticity of the film. In the newer production dot.cum , the world of gay online dating was the theme. The film Thom Barron Calling is a porn remake of the box office hit Lola Run , Fuck Fiction is inspired by Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction and the Canadian film director Bruce LaBruce shot the feature film Skin Flick for Cazzo in 1998 as a crossover between art and pornography , which it also has a hardcore version under the name Skin Gang there. There is also a version of the movie Captured: A Love Behind Bars called Hollowed .

Felix Kamp took over the management in February 2016.

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