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Directed by: Marian Dora
Starring: Dorian Piquardt, Marie Dehl (Vanessa), Carina Palmer (Karina), Thomas Goersch (Friend), Lisbeth Piquardt (Mother), Curd Berger (Priest), Ulli Lommel (Hospital staff)
Country: Germany
Language: German (English Subs)
Runtime: 01:23:51
Genres: BDSM, Misery-Depressing, Gore-Gruesome-Splatter, Sexual-Violence against Men, Gay, Animals, Scars, Scat, Self-Harm, Family, Medical
Plot – Spoilers:
Dorian who works at a landfill has a sexually satisfying relationship with his wife, who shares some of his alt kinks.
He notices lumps on his stomach coupled with uncontrollable bouts spewing shit and so checks himself into a hospital. But some of the sights he sees there of the sick and dying sends him back home to avoid treatment. Instead, he develops a fascination for his illness (that appears to be colorectal cancer) and begins poking away at wounds that appear.
Carcinoma will lift you soaring high in its ecstasy of pain and suffering while briefly bringing you down. But it’s mostly unrelenting. You might even hate Marian Dora for stripping grief of any frills and shoving it in your face.
Just when you think the guy’s suffering has peaked, it shifts focus to his depressing mother who takes care of him with a noble sense of duty, love and senility. There are also terribly ironic scenes like when she brushes his teeth for him, when the guy is literally rotting and oozing shit and piss. And more tragicomic scenes involving used-tissues and bandages.
Marian Dora films take some getting use to. If you dislike a Dora film it could be your frame of mind and not the film itself. I’ve seen a handful of Dora films. I disliked “Yearning of Maria D.” (2018) and “Cannibal” (2006) but I thought “Voyage to Agatis” (2010) was quite good. The ones I disliked may be my fault and I will revisit them in the future to see if my first impression was incorrect.
“Carcinoma” is my favorite Dora film out of the ones I’ve seen so far. It’s obviously a frightening subject and the film is quite grotesque at times. Many other subjects that scare me are introduced in to the film i.e. religion, hospitalization and incapacitation. Other subjects are explored as well including hard core heterosexual sex and hard core homosexual BDSM. The cinematography is sometimes breathtaking, especially some of the outdoor shots, and the production is top tier. Dora uses a lot of fast editing, which can be difficult to view at times, along with long drawn out sequences, such as when Dorian’s mother is singing to him in the bathtub. Some of the piano lullabies are annoying and maybe inappropriate at times. Overall this is a great film but it’s not for everyone. 4 stars.