Malamore: the new film with Simone Susinna, between weapons and Eros

After the success of 365 days It is clear that the combination of eros and underworld functions, and it is precisely on this combination that is based Malamorous, The new film directed by Francesca Schirru in the cinema from 8 May. At the center of the story we find Simone SusinnaSicilian model and actor who, just after the success of the erotic saga with Michele Morrone, was launched at supersonic speed in the Olympus of the beautiful and impossible. At this lap he plays the very bad Nunzioa prejudiced prisoner who entertains a toxic and sick relationship with Mary (Giulia Schiavo) Despite being married to Capoclan Carmela (Antonella Carone).

When Giulio (Simon Grechi) enters Mary’s life, the new riding teacher of the handling he attended, The girl, however, finds the strength to end her relationship with Nunzio to try to give herself a new possibility. It is at this point that Malamorous He enters the heart considering that Nunzio, a man who is not used to losing and accepting a no response, decides to push his lines Michele (Antonio Orlando) to meet Mary with the aim of making her change her mind. The moment when Nunzio comes out of looking and stands his revenge plan is, however, the one from which the public knows he can expect anything, Because between illicit trafficking, sick love stories, detachments and priest wounded, Malamorous He promises to amaze from the first to the last minute.

Through Simone Susinna’s evergreen charmwhich is gradually giving body to a brilliant path as an actor, and a plot that mixes drama, weapons and love, Malamorous will try to demonstrate to the public that Listening to your heart is always the right thing to doespecially when on the other side the threat and violence are the masters. Mary’s strength in detaching himself from Nunzio is, after all, unfortunately a very common condition to many women, and who knows that this film cannot move something making it clear to everyone whoAnd freedom is a good that must be kept and that, above all, is priceless.