Cinema Slate, a new distribution label specialized in foreign cinema (with an emphasis in Latin American films), is proud to announce the theatrical opening of the documentary I TOUCHED ALL YOUR STUFF (2015), following the film's US premiere at the Museum of the Moving Image (First Look series) earlier this year.
Winner of the Best Editing award at the Rio de Janeiro International Film Festival, and an official selection at RIDM and FID Marseille (two prestigious international documentary film festivals), I TOUCHED ALL YOUR STUFF will open Friday, August 28, in New York City (Cinema Village) and Los Angeles (The Arena), before expanding to other cities throughout the fall. A digital release is expected in late August or September, and the film's home media release is slated for December 2015. Co-directed by Maíra Bühler and Matias Mariani, I TOUCHED ALL YOUR STUFF tells the story of how Chris Kirk, a brilliant IT technician from Michigan, left a stable job in Olympia, Washington, moved to Bogotá, fell in love with a mysterious woman and ended up in a Brazilian jail for international drug smuggling. After reading about Pablo Escobar's hippos in a magazine, and feeling that his life had reached a dead end, Chris Kirk bought a plane ticket to Colombia and decided to start anew in South America. On his first day in Bogotá, he met an alluring Japanese-Colombian woman named "V," and the two began an intense love affair that would culminate in his arrest in Brazil.
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