Trust Me (2014)
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One of the most interesting Brazilian thrillers of the 2010s, 'Trust Me' is one of those thrillers that will keep anyone glued to the screen. Here, we follow the story of a chef (Fernanda Machado) who believes she has found the love of her life, a successful man (Mateus Solano). However, just like many American thrillers, we find a surprising twist that should leave the audience excited about the story and surprised by its unfolding. Good pastime, well filmed and directed by Michel Tikhomiroff (from the series 'The Business'), with a special mention for Machado.
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