Riekes Liebe

The film tells the extraordinary relationship between two brothers engaged in ice dancing. siblings living in the same house spend almost all their time together. They are trained by their father. Since, they spent all their time together, it began to emerge a close relationship between them. As times goes by, this relationship it reached its limits. insomuch that, little sister is jealous of the girl friend of his brother. During a time when they prepare for the competition, the unconscious relationship between them raised the tension.

I'm not agree, that Nils only sees in his Sister sexual Temptation. He loves her too., even if he tries to runaway from her. The End (when he goes away) is very implausible. Not only for Rieke, but even for the Viewer.

Monday 24th June, 2024. West Bengal, India.

Strikingly a look-alike of Ananya Pandey as I stopped scrolling a film recommendation page on Instagram, Laura Charlotte Syniawa srole the show. This is one of those few movies in which pure hard work is visible by the actors. The Wind Chime of crystals, Theo and Louise, and the bridge on the river were the other attractions but not as visually and artistically attractive as Laura. I don't know what to say, but incest is one of those few topics which is criminally underexplored. Few years back I started with the Louise Malle classic and saw more than 20 movies on this topic. And almost 70% of them were immoral. Mainly soft porn. But this movie is one of the best honestly. No more spoilers, it's a must watch for every human being.

I've always thought they should make more movies set in the hot-house, high-pressure world competitive figure skating. And not just sappy romances like "Ice Castles" or "The Cutting Edge", but dramatic, adult-oriented movies chock-full of genuine sexual tension. True, most of the male half of figure-skating pairs are no doubt very, very gay, but if they're not, think of how difficult it would be to spend so much time in the close proximity (and often with your hand on the shapely butt) of a very pretty, scantily clad young female partner.

By this measure, this film is a definite success. It is about a pair of aspiring figure skaters (Laura-Charlotte Syniawa, Florian Stetter),who are definitely very attracted to each other, but hold themselves back. Then the girl suffers a serious injury and the guy takes up with another rival female partner (Isabel Gershke), who also sexually seduces him, bringing all the sexual tension and teenage turmoil to a feverish boil. The ending is rather melodramatic and stupid, but the movie as a whole is quite enjoyable. Laura-Charlotte Sinayawa may not have been quite "legal" by US standards, but if I need to register as a "sex offender" for still having basically a lot of the same feelings toward a VERY attractive teenage girl like her that I did when I was 16 myself, then just tell me where to register, and I think I better bring a lawn chair because there is going to be a LONG line. Regardless, she is quite good in this.

The most disturbing thing about this is not Syniawa's brief nude scenes or the worshipful attention the camera generally pays to her post-adolescent posterior. Nor is it the more graphic nude/sex scenes involving Stetter and the "barely legal" Isabel Gershke. No,the most disturbing thing is I think the protagonists are supposed to be brother and sister! Sure, I'd expect that from a German exploitation movie like "Schulmadchen-Report Volume 4", but this is a fairly respectable TV movie co-starring Christtoph Waltz, who later went on to win a pair of Academy Awards. Of course, I'm just going by the plot synopsis on the IMDb since I didn't understand the German dialogue (they might not be BLOOD siblings at least). But until someone bilingual reviews this or they release this obscure German TV movie with German subs. . .

Anyway, if you can look past the queasy (possible) incest angle, this movie is certainly pretty entertaining.