Antonio Da Silva Bankers 4 |link| -

It may be an informal designation for the fourth film in a specific compilation of Da Silva's short works.

Specific adult or niche film archives may list it as the fourth entry in a category dedicated to "Bankers" or "Suits." Antonio Da Silva Bankers 4

Directed by António da Silva, the film is a short, dialogue-free exploration of urban desire. It utilizes a "hidden camera" or "spy-cam" aesthetic to capture sexual interactions between men—portrayed as high-powered bankers—in a public restroom during their lunch break. Experimental / Queer / Adult Cinema Release Date: October 28, 2012 (Germany) Production: Antonio da Silva Films It may be an informal designation for the

The film is described as a "choreography around the urinal," emphasizing visual storytelling, the rustle of suits, and the contrast between corporate identity and private impulse. The Director: António da Silva Experimental / Queer / Adult Cinema Release Date:

Using corporate attire as a symbol of power that is subverted in a grimy, public setting.

Other works by Da Silva often feature men in professional attire (suits), exploring the fetishization of power and the secret lives of individuals working within the rigid structures of the financial district. Contextual Significance