Desire (2017)

In the throes of Lucia's wedding, a tapestry of dormant emotions and simmering rivalries are set to unravel. Lucia, the strong-willed bride, is about to marry Juan, her partner of four years. Amidst the optimistic glow of the impending nuptials, Carmen, their hopeful mother, invites Ofelia, the estranged sister, in an attempt to mend the seven-year rift between her daughters. Ofelia, living an isolated existence in the heart of the Amazon with her partner Andrés, is thrust back into the intricate web of family dynamics, her primal and unpredictable nature both a calming and dangerous force. The moment Ofelia and Juan lock eyes, a silent storm of desire brews, their mutual attraction like a disruptive fantasy that ensnares not just them, but also envelops Lucia and Andrés. Ofelia, fragile yet tempestuous, has always been uninhibited in her exploration of her sexuality, a fact that Lucia, the more reserved sister, has observed with a complex mix of envy and fascination. The reunion spirals into a shared honeymoon at the cliffside retreat known as "La Dreamed," where the lines between love and desire blur, and intimacy becomes both an escape and a release. Yet, lurking beneath the surface is the undeniable truth that the sisters are destined to desire the same man, setting the stage for a tumultuous exploration of love, desire, and the bonds of sisterhood. In this intricate dance of passion and rivalry, the characters are pushed to their limits, their relationships tested by the unyielding force of desire.

Desire is a drama movie featuring Mónica Antonópulos and directed by Diego Kaplan.

Desire is currently streaming on Netflix.