Revenge (2017)
Ania Twardowska
Writer and film enthusiast
A beautiful blond (Matilda Lutz) arrives with her boyfriend (Kevin Janssens) to his gorgeous holiday home that is surrounded by a vast desert. As they enjoy each other’s company in a lustful glee, they are soon disturbed by an early appearance of his two friends. Armed with weapons, the visitors are no longer eager to hunt animals but display palpable desire towards the woman. There is a strong sense of envy and lust unravelling as the night progresses and shockingly it leads to a horrific assault the following day during host’s momentary absence.
Following a poor attempt at consoling his girlfriend and triggered by her desperate mention of his wife, Richard’s demeanour changes completely ringing alarms in her head. The deceived woman escapes the house only to be caught up with at the cliff’s edge where she is betrayed again. Later, risen from the dead, she recovers and refuses to be a victim. The woman, now camouflaged in dirt and equipped in newfound confidence, discovers strength to fight back and plays the game of tracking the men one by one to get her revenge.
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sexual assault, when lust turns to hate, fingers deep inside the wounds
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