Body Of Deceit

Body of Deceit is a 2017 mystery thriller movie directed by Alessandro Capone, starring Kristanna Loken, Antonio Cupo, and Sarai Givaty. The story revolves around Alice (played by Kristanna Loken), a writer who retreats to an island in the Mediterranean to work on her latest novel.

Alice arrives on the island and checks into a hotel where she meets the hotel's owner, Lukas (played by Antonio Cupo). Lukas is immediately taken with Alice and pursues her with aggressive charm. Alice is charmed at first but then becomes wary of Lukas' intentions. While working on her novel, Alice begins to experience strange visions and dreams that she cannot explain.

As Alice continues to work on her novel, she meets another guest at the hotel, a mysterious woman named Rachel (played by Sarai Givaty). Rachel is a beautiful and enigmatic woman, who seems to know more about Alice than Alice knows about herself. Rachel becomes Alice's confidante and attempts to help her unravel the mystery of her own past.

Alice finds herself drawn to Rachel, who seems to be the only person on the island who understands her. Together they discover that Lukas may not be who he seems to be, and that the island harbors dark secrets. As Alice delves deeper into the mystery, she becomes enmeshed in a complex web of deceit and betrayal that threatens to destroy her.

The movie is a well-paced and engaging thriller. The storytelling is tight and immersive with a storyline that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats. The cast is excellent with Kristanna Loken delivering a standout performance as Alice; a woman who is haunted by her past and determined to uncover the truth about her present.

Antonio Cupo is charming as Lukas, the hotel owner who seems to have a hidden agenda. He plays the role with a perfect balance of charm and menace that keeps the viewers guessing about his true intentions until the end. Sarai Givaty delivers a solid performance as Rachel, the enigmatic woman who helps Alice unravel the mystery of her past.

The breathtaking scenery of the island, shot on location in Sardinia, adds another dimension to the movie, effectively creating a sense of isolation and claustrophobia that is a perfect backdrop for the unfolding mystery.

Overall, Body of Deceit is a gripping and compelling mystery thriller that will keep viewers engaged from start to finish. The story is well-crafted with twists and turns that keep the audience guessing until the end. The performances are excellent, the direction is sharp, and the cinematography is breathtaking. It is a must-watch for fans of the genre.