With a father suffering from neurodegenerative disease, a young woman lives with her eight-year-old daughter. While stuggling to secure a decent nursing home, she runs into a friend who although being in a relationship, embarks an affair.
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Bergman Island
It is understandable to have reservations before watching 'Bergman Island'. After all, putting a name like that of filmmaker Ingmar Bergman in the title is something few do and, whether we like it or not, it already shows some pretension. However, what a pleasant surprise: the feature film is a great success. Directed by the talented Mia Hansen-Løve (from 'Things to Come'), 'Bergman Island' tells the story of a couple of filmmakers (Vicky Krieps and Tim Roth) who go to the island of Faro, where Bergman lived, to find some peace and inspiration. The idea of the two is to leave with some script ideas so that they can command new films in the following years. However, while they are there in settings reminiscent of films like 'Scenes from a Marriage', more things are born, emerging, transforming either in the relationship between the two or in the way of facing life, work, and cinema. With Krieps and Roth's top-notch work, who manage to interpret this vital energy in transformation, we easily embark on the plot. The most interesting thing about 'Bergman Island', however, is the metalinguistic way in which Hansen-Løve approaches Chris and Tony's relationship with cinema. Here, the main focus of the feature is to identify, develop and delve into the way cinema influences our lives and vice versa. Vicky is influenced by Bergman. Then her cinema influences third parties. Even influencing us, on the other side of the screen.
Romance
Dirt Music
Georgie is slowly suffocating in a loveless marriage to fishing tycoon Jim Buckridge. Handsome poacher Lu is an irresistible symbol of the excitement she craves. A passionate affair follows that reveals the dark secrets in Lu’s past and forces him to take flight into the blistering heat of the outback. Georgie follows, determined to find him and bring him back.
Tonight You're Sleeping with Me
This is a Polish romantic drama exclusive to Netflix that with touches of eroticism addresses themes such as the deterioration of marriage and infidelity. The plot of Tonight You're Sleeping with Me follows a journalist trapped in a marriage that has lost its passion with a distant but affectionate husband. On the other hand, there is a younger ex-boyfriend who returns to her life and awakens in her the desire she thought was lost. There are no too surprising twists or too scandalous images: if you want something romantic but predictable, this is a good option.
Love at First Kiss
Impossible relationships and love triangles are basic ingredients of romantic comedies, as are those clichés that "a kiss can tell you everything about a person." Love at First Kiss (Eres tú) is a Spanish production that takes this last idea to a curious extreme: Javier (Álvaro Cervantes) has the power of clairvoyance, since with a kiss he can see the entire future of a relationship. This has led him to end all of his relationships quickly, but everything changes when he kisses Lucía (Silvia Alonso), with whom he sees a happy future... But the problem is that she is his best friend's (Gorka Otxoa) girlfriend. The entanglements and dramas follow a predictable course for any fan of the romantic comedy genre, but those who seek that repetition of the formula to spend a quiet and entertaining time, will enjoy it.
A Sunday Affair
Two best friends, Uche and Toyin, fall in love with Sunday, a charming, yet flawed eligible bachelor. A love triangle ensues with the women unaware that they are dating the same man.
