Belvedere Dirty Brew lives in that space between opposites; between elegance and edge, polish and spontaneity. The film, directed by Pierre-Ange Carlotti, is a provocative portrait of contrasts: the taste of tension served chilled. Wherever the night takes you, Dirty Brew embraces the shift.
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Belvedere Dirty Brew redefines the art of coffee brewing with a daring fusion of velvety Belvedere Organic Vodka and the bold taste of roasted organic robusta coffee beans.
Fashion photographer Pierre-Ange Carlotti brought Dirty Brew to life with a wink, blending paparazzi-style flash with high-fashion styling to create what he calls “modern glamour with a sense of humor.” His approach embraces contrast: polished and undone, gritty and glossy, real and theatrical.
The film unfolds in a sleepy café-bar, just before closing. A group of friends is suspended in that in-between: caught between day and night.
For over a decade, Pierre-Ange Carlotti has been shaping fashion and beauty with his unique vision, building a bold and prolific body of work. His style blends spontaneity with carefully crafted staging, instinct with elegance. Whether working in analog or digital photography, editorial, advertising, or film direction, Pierre-Ange Carlotti brings a distinctive aesthetic to each project—one that is simultaneously spontaneous and deeply sincere.
He regularly collaborates with renowned houses and brands including Louis Vuitton, Fendi, and more. He is now branching out bringing his unique perspective to cinema, currently preparing his first feature film where he develops a very personal story set in the exclusive world of tennis.