Max Hubacher
Mario Lüthi
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Jun 1, 2018 · Mario: Directed by Marcel Gisler. With Max Hubacher, Aaron Altaras, Jessy Moravec, Jürg Plüss. Two young football players get caught up between the politics of the game and the politics of love.
- (5.3K)
- Drama, Romance, Sport
- Marcel Gisler
- 2018-06-01
The movie is very well made and the main characters are convincingly portrayed by Max Hubacher (Mario) and Aaron Altaras (Leon), who we even can see playing a fairly good game of soccer. This is not a coming-out movie with a happy end, but I'm afraid it is all the more realistic.
Sep 5, 2018 · 5 September 2018 3:31 PM. Star of gay football drama ‘Mario’ Aaron Altaras: ‘The idea of sportsmen as alpha cis males is bulls**t’. A new gay love story looks at homophobia in football. We talk to one of its young stars to find out why he thinks everyone should see it. By Will Stroude.
The film ends with another match and Mario scoring a goal. Cast. Max Hubacher as Mario Lüthi; Aaron Altaras as Leon Saldo; Jessy Moravec as Jenny Odermatt, Mario's best friend; Jürg Plüss as Daniel Lüthi, Mario's father; Doro Müggler as Evelyn Lüthi, Mario's mother; Andreas Matti as sports agent Peter Gehrling; References
May 31, 2018 · ‘Mario’: Film Review. 'Mario,' Marcel Gisler's drama about a closeted soccer player, stars Swiss Film Award best actor winner Max Hubacher opposite German actor Aaron Altaras. By Boyd...
Oct 29, 2018 · But a new challenge appears in the locker room in the form of Leon ( Aaron Altaras ), a striker imported from Germany who everyone expects to be Mario’s big rival. However, instead of battling each other, the two discover a remarkable chemistry on and off the pitch. source: Wolfe Releasing.
Aaron Altaras (left) and Max Hubacher in Mario. Credit: Pro Fun Media. Gordon Glasgow Nov 9, 2018. After premiering to acclaim in Europe, Mario — a moving coming-of-age tale of love, homoeroticism and repression within the tight-knit milieu of professional men’s soccer — is available for streaming stateside this November.
