Inverno (2022)
Inverno
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"Inverno" directed by Paulo Fontenelle is a psychological thriller that explores the complex dynamics between three friends during the pandemic. The movie starts off with a seemingly normal scenario but quickly takes a dark turn, leaving the audience on the edge of their seats. The tension builds up gradually, with the characters' emotions and motives becoming more ambiguous as the story progresses. The cinematography and sound design are also noteworthy, adding to the eerie atmosphere of the film. The cast delivers strong performances, particularly in conveying the subtle nuances of their characters. While the plot may not be entirely original, the execution is well done, making "Inverno" a gripping and thought-provoking watch. Overall, this movie is a must-see for fans of psychological thrillers and anyone looking for a suspenseful and engaging cinematic experience.
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Plot summary
Rodrigo and Beatriz are a couple who, after going through a traumatic event, invite their friend, Ana, to stay isolated at their home during the pandemic. Everything goes smoothly for the first few days, with an uncomfortable atmosphere of seduction between the three of them, but nothing out of the ordinary. Then, one morning, Rodrigo sees Ana's name on the list of deaths from covid-19. Everyone thinks it's weird and believes it was just a mistake in the publication, but strange events start to happen around the house. Rodrigo is intrigued and starts a personal investigation to find out if Ana is really alive.
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