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In "Inheritance," mystery is the main ingredient of the plot, which becomes more disturbing and overwhelming as the script progresses. The movie bets on atmospheres and cinematography that are aesthetically impeccable to generate anguish in the viewer and that work effectively to maintain interest in unraveling the mysteries. The performances of Lilly Collins ("Emily in Paris") and Simon Pegg ("Shaun of the Dead") deliver the necessary energy to raise the intrigue that surrounds the story.

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With Lily Collins. With the death of her father, the heiress of an important New York elite family begins to unravel dark secrets that reveal the truth about her fortune and power.
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Every Breath You Take
The feature film 'Every Breath You Take' already draws attention right away due to its cast composed of names such as Casey Affleck, Michelle Monaghan and Sam Claflin, in addition to the direction under the care of Vaughn Stein (from the interesting and underrated 'Perfect Vengeance'). In addition, the plot is catchy: a psychiatrist (Affleck), after a patient commits suicide, sees his family life thrown into turmoil. Not only because of the trauma at work, but also because of the return of his brother (Claflin) in his life. Drama with touches of domestic psychological thriller, like 'The Woman in the Window', there are some beaten elements in the formula used in the script of debutant David Murray and which can even tire those who seek some freshness in this type of story. However, the good performances, especially from Affleck and Monaghan, help to hold the narrative and, in the end, still make 'Every Breath You Take' a good suspense pastime.
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An intense period drama with few resources but a lot of power behind its performances. Set in 1657, Fanny Lye Deliver'd follows a woman (Maxine Peake, from Black Mirror and The Theory of Everything) living in a repressed Puritan marriage. But the arrival of a young couple pursued by a ruthless Sheriff (Charles Dance, from Game of Thrones) changes her life forever and opens up new pathways of possibilities, albeit at a great personal cost. This is a unique production that blends drama and some terror with big ideas about religion and female repression, with plenty of intrigue and flashes of stunning violence that won't leave you indifferent.

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