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A middle aged teacher meets one of his young students whilst cruising in the local woods. Between them commences a love affair that takes a dark turn.
Everlasting Love (2014)
Amor eterno (original title)
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Carlos (Joan Bentallé) likes to go cruising in the woods. In a busy spot he meets one of his students – Toni (Aimar Vega). Carlos and Toni end up having sex, which was a one-time thing for Carlos, but not so much for Toni. So Carlos gives in to him again. But sex isn’t the only thing that is happening in those woods and Toni’s desperate love is soon headed for extreme measures.
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Two stars for the atmosphere and two stars for some decent acting. Zero stars for everything else.
Not much can be said about this film, except that it gets increasingly silly and ridiculous all the way up until the climax, which was quite frankly a joke. We’re supposed to believe that a skinny and underdeveloped late teenager can overpower a beefy, fully developed middle-aged man, which is completely absurd – men’s muscles aren’t even fully developed till 30! Having been a skinny late teen trying to fend off a beefy middle aged man myself, I can tell you the difference in strength is huge. So much so that even though I was giving it my all, I may as well have not been trying. So in reality, the teacher would’ve dominated any of those teenagers easily.
There’s also a subtext of “how dare an older man have sex with a much younger but nevertheless still legal younger man!”.
We’re supposed to pity or sympathise with the younger guy, but he’s quite frankly an idiot with no sense whatsoever. The moral relating to the subtext is quite plainly:
“Do that and you deserve to be abused and tortured.”
If you believe that’s a good moral to go by, then I guess you’ll enjoy this film, so long as you have unbreakable suspension of disbelief.
