If you are one of those who say “one more chapter and sleep”, it will not take long to finish seeing it because it is difficult to stop.
If there is something broad and diverse it is the catalog of series and films of Disney Plus. There are not only content for the little ones, but by joining the best of Star Plus and other platforms it has managed to store a great offer for all tastes. One of the most wanted genres is terror, but black comedy also appears and this new production is receiving excellent criticisms.
It’s about Die of pleasurethe native miniseries of the United States that deals with issues such as sex, love and death. With a fairly raw and unique perspective, he speaks of the fluctuations of sexual relations, pointing out in matters such as orgasms and pleasure, considering “small death” to the sensation that remains after such an intense pleasure.
Die of pleasure
Disney Plus: What is it about dying of pleasure
The story focuses on the life of Molly, a patient apparently recovered from cancer found in a sex affective search. While in full couple therapy, it receives a difficult medical call to digest: cancer returned and their life is in danger again. This situation makes it want to explore more sexual pleasure and experience new sensations.
In this way, raw situations are experienced such as the details of his illness, in which he is not saved at all, and at the same time in the sexual concepts he is discovering in his new search. This manages to file comedy with morbidity very well, generating a genuine black humor and for nothing.
Disney Plus: Dying trailer
Disney Plus: cast of pleasure
- Michelle Williams (Molly)
- Jay Duplass (Steve)
- Esc Jouley (Sonya)
- Jenny Slate (Nikki)
- David Rasche (Dr. Pankowitz)
Source: Ambito
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