People Are So Obsessed With the Movie 365 Days is Due to This Very Reason


Pooja Yadav



 

It would be difficult to miss 365 Days. Even if you haven't watched the Polish erotic drama that's available on Netflix with English subtitles, you've undoubtedly seen at least one or two hot takes on it. Although The film is super steamy, 365 has also been the source of a great deal of controversy ever since it became available for streaming on June 7, 2020. The film that can be seen on Netflix is adapted from the first book of a trilogy that was written by Blanka Lipiska.

Although audiences had a variety of responses to this movie,


The improbable course of events

The protagonist of the movie is a Sicilian gangster named Massimo, who becomes captivated by a Polish tourist named Laura when she is on holiday in the region. Massimo, who is accustomed to getting what he wants, kidnaps Laura and tells her that she must give him one year to win her heart over so that he may marry her. Laura agrees to this condition. It appears that Laura captured Massimo's attention much before the time that she travelled to Italy. He had been following her for the last five years, during which time he developed an unhealthy obsession with her. Warning: this sentence contains a spoiler. It does not take Laura one entire year to fall hopelessly in love.

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A seductive and exotic retreat

Since the narrative is entirely fictitious, 365 Days is essentially a sizzling romance book brought to life on film; as such, you should have no problem appreciating it for what it is. The fact that films like 365 Days are works of fiction and not nonfiction contributes to their desirability: It's a dream, so we get to control the conclusion, we know exactly what's going to happen, and we know that we're going to be okay no matter what. That's why it works so well for a lot of women in real life, and that's why it works so well for a lot of women in real life.


Ideal for watching during when home alone

Based on the first book in a best-selling trilogy of Polish novels written by Blanka Lipinska, "365 Days" leans heavily into travel porn, wealth porn, and soft-core actual porn, which is apparently an ideal watch when people are inside their homes to enjoy some along time. It was practically tailor-made for widespread watching in the sense that it featured attractive individuals engaging in exotic sexual activity in lavish surroundings.

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Controversies

365 Days makes an effort to showcase titillating scenarios, but they frequently go beyond the boundaries of what is acceptable and what is not appropriate behaviour. Not only does Massimo abduct Laura, but he also regularly dominates her and abuses her on both an emotional and a physical level. Laura has been taken against her will by Massimo. He treats her like a child and, despite his frequent claims of not being a monster and that he won't touch her unless she says yes, he repeatedly gropes, caresses, and otherwise manhandles Laura without her consent. This upsets and disturbs a lot of people, which led to a lot of controversy surrounding the film.

 

However, it was captivating with its costumes and exotic locations, the portrayal of a lavish lifestyle, thrill, and sexual appeal. 365 days turned out to be tremendously entertaining with sexual tension and an almost passionate, raw appeal, which allowed it to become one of the most popular and talked about movies of 2020.

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