Desire 2017
In *Desire (2017)*, director Diego Kaplan crafts a seductive and emotionally charged exploration of forbidden bonds and the intoxicating power of attraction.
Director: Diego Kaplan
Cast
Mónica Antonópulos
Lucía
Guilherme Winter
Andrés
Juan Sorini
Juan
Andrea Frigerio
Cármen
Sol Charo Martínez
Young Ofelia
Agostina Bettinelli
Young Lucía
Carolina Ardohain
Ofelia
Luciana Sismondi
Young Carmen
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Desire (2017)* about?
*Desire* follows Lucía and Ofelia, sisters who reunite after years of silence at Lucía's wedding, only to have their lives upended by an unexpected attraction between Ofelia and Lucía's husband, Juan. Their encounter sparks a chaotic mix of forbidden passion and emotional reckoning, pushing the sisters to question loyalty and desire amid the chaos of their reunion.
Who directed *Desire*?
*Desire* was directed by Diego Kaplan, an Argentine filmmaker known for his work in romance and drama, who crafts a compelling narrative around hidden emotions and complex relationships.
Who stars in *Desire*?
The film stars Mónica Antonópulos as Lucía, Guilherme Winter as Juan, and Juan Sorini as Ofelia, with Andrea Frigerio, Sol Charo Martínez, and Agostina Bettinelli rounding out the main cast.
Is *Desire (2017)* worth watching?
*Desire (2017)* offers a gripping blend of romance and drama, with a runtime of just 94 minutes that keeps the tension tight. While it may not be a mainstream blockbuster, its exploration of forbidden love and emotional turmoil makes it a compelling watch for fans of character-driven stories and atmospheric cinema.
How long is *Desire*?
*Desire* has a runtime of 94 minutes.
About Desire (2017) — A Forbidden Love Story Unfolding at a Wedding
In *Desire (2017)*, director Diego Kaplan crafts a seductive and emotionally charged exploration of forbidden bonds and the intoxicating power of attraction. The story follows Lucía and Ofelia, sisters reunited after seven years of estrangement at Lucía's wedding, only to find their worlds upended when Ofelia crosses paths with Lucía's husband, Juan. What begins as a fleeting encounter ignites a magnetic pull between them, blurring the lines between desire and reality. As their feelings deepen, the sisters are drawn into a whirlwind of unspoken emotions and unresolved tensions, forcing them to confront the fragile balance between loyalty and longing.
With lush cinematography and a pulse of tension beneath its romantic surface, *Desire (2017)* dives into the complexities of human connection, where passion and betrayal intertwine like vines around a forbidden garden. Kaplan's direction weaves a story that lingers in the mind, leaving audiences to question where love ends and obsession begins.
