Sexual Tension: Violetas

Synopsis

Sexual Tension: Violetas, released in 2013, is a part of the anthology film series 'Tensión sexual, Volumen 2'. The movie follows the intense interactions between two women, Violeta and Malena, during a spontaneous encounter in the city of Madrid. As the night progresses, their conversation turns into a flirtatious game of teasing, slowly revealing their desires and vulnerabilities. Through a series of seductive and thought-provoking dialogues, the film explores themes of love, lust, and human connections. Directed by Marco Berger and Marcelo Mónaco, Sexual Tension: Violetas offers a unique and captivating take on intimate relationships and the complexities of attraction.

Cast

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  Ana Lucia Antony

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  Candela García Redin

• Sofía Romano

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  Violeta Sinaí

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  Giselle Motta

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  Naiara Awada

Reviews

While Sexual Tension: Violetas received mixed reviews from critics, it managed to captivate audiences with its raw and provocative storytelling. Some reviewers praised the film's daring approach to exploring the nuances of female desire and the chemistry between the two lead actresses. Rotten Tomatoes critics described it as 'a sensual exploration of hidden passions'. On the contrary, IMDb users criticized the movie for its slow pacing and lack of a cohesive narrative. Despite its flaws, the film still garnered appreciation for its bold and unapologetic portrayal of same-sex attraction. Metacritic highlighted the performances of Ana Lucia Antony and the visual aesthetics as standout aspects. Overall, Sexual Tension: Violetas is a polarizing yet intriguing watch that delves into the complexities of human emotions.