Amores que matan
Consuelo is a bored housewife. Her husband is away on business in Berlin, and her only company would be a mysterious neighbor, a science professor who spends a lot of time gardening (?) One fine morning, Consuelo is compelled to find an excuse to speak with her neighbor. She asks him for some sugar, and then starts discussing gardening. During the rest of the film we find out what may be below the well-manicured flowers, and what secrets involving everyone, these may conceal.
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Plot Summary
This telenovela-style drama follows the tumultuous love affairs of the characters. It delves into themes of passion, betrayal, and the destructive consequences that can arise from intense romantic relationships. The narrative often features dramatic confrontations and emotional struggles as characters navigate their complex romantic entanglements.
Critical Reception
As a telenovela from the 90s, 'Amores que matan' was produced for a popular audience and its critical reception is generally viewed through the lens of its genre. It garnered significant viewership during its initial run, appealing to fans of dramatic romantic storylines. Critical analysis often focused on its melodramatic elements and adherence to telenovela conventions.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its intense emotional drama and romantic storylines.
- Criticized by some for its melodramatic plot devices.
- Acknowledged for its strong performances within the telenovela genre.
Google audience: Audience reception was largely positive, with viewers appreciating the passionate relationships and dramatic twists characteristic of 90s telenovelas. Many found the show engaging and emotionally resonant, though some noted the familiar tropes of the genre.
Fun Fact
Edith González, who played one of the main characters, was a prominent telenovela star in Mexico, known for her captivating performances in numerous dramatic roles.
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