“Forbidden Fruits” (2026)
Not every film can make a shopping mall feel both magical and menacing, but Forbidden Fruits challenges that.
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Frida is visited by her boyfriend Nio in the clinic.
Exhausted by her questions, he shows no understanding for her situation and loses his temper. Frida wants to break free from her relationship. Her friends try to keep her distracted, but the real support is missing. Haunted by her traumas, Frida seeks escape in the nightlife lets herself float. She follows her inner voice, which leads her to new insights. On new ground, she is now ready to face her past.
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Frida is visited by her boyfriend Nio in the clinic. Exhausted by her questions, he shows no understanding for her situation and loses his temper. Frida wants to break free from her relationship. Her friends try to keep her distracted, but the real support is missing. Haunted by her traumas, Frida seeks escape in the nightlife lets herself float. She follows her inner voice, which leads her to new insights. On new ground, she is now ready to face her past.
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