Heaven in Hell (2023)
Heaven in Hell
”A judge falls for a young man involved in a case she's presiding over.”
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Why watch this film?
After the success of '50 Shades of Grey', erotic cinema gained prominence and, similar to literature, became a source of success. On Netflix, the Polish trilogy '365 dni' by filmmaker Tomasz Mandes quickly became a fan favorite of this style of movie with few variations: little story, little clothing, and little acting. Following the same style, Mandes is also the name behind 'Heaven in Hell', another Polish erotic production. In the plot, Maks (Simone Susinna) and Olga (Magdalena Boczarska) fall in love. The problem? She is the judge of a decisive case in the boy's life. From then on, between successes and failures, tension and lust, the two see the romance unfold in the way we already know - just watch '365 dni' to know how things will turn out.
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After dating the mother, him and the daughter develop feelings for each other and start having an affair behind the mothers back.The relationship goes great until the mother catches them in the room.
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365 Days: This Day
'365 Days', released in 2020, was a huge success on Netflix and secured a sequel, '365 Days: This Day', also based on the Polish book saga written by Blanka Lipinska. In the first movie, the protagonist Laura (Anna-Maria Sieklucka) is kidnapped by a Sicilian mobster, Massimo (Michele Morrone), and is practically forced to fall in love with him over 365 days. Well, it works out and now they are married. Massimo still has some complicated behaviors, wanting to control his wife, but it doesn't come close to the absurdity of the other film. In an attempt to leave behind the problems of the other movie, the sequel focuses more on the erotic side - bordering on an adult production, as there is almost no plot. There isn't even an effort to tie the story to what was presented in 2020. The narrative basically only gets a hook at the end, leaving room for a third movie. If you liked the first movie, it's worth checking out how Laura and Massimo's relationship is going, especially if the idea is to watch steamy scenes in a production that tries to be a romantic drama.
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É o culminar da trilogia Netflix baseada nos romances de Blanka Lipińska. O relacionamento apaixonado, ciumento e intenso de Laura e Massimo chega ao fim com 'The Next 365 Days', que narra os acontecimentos depois que a protagonista no fim do longa anterior. Há reviravoltas surpreendentes que se desviam do caminho traçado no material literário original, com novos adversários no caminho da dupla, bem como personagens antigos retornando para fechar o ciclo. Claro, este romance adulto é tão polêmico e problemático quanto os dois anteriores, então você só vai gostar se for fã da saga. Clique aqui para ler a crítica completa.
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