Actress malena alonso naked in la tutora

Movie from year 2016
Synopsis of the film: two young people play in nature

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Keywords for this film: brunette, full nudity, teen, tiny, young

La Tutora (2016) La Tutora (The Tutor) is a 2016 Argentine mystery film written and directed by Iván Noel, based on the novel The Turn of the Screw by Henry James. The film stars Romina Pinto as Mona, a young woman who takes a job as a tutor for two orphaned children living in a remote and dilapidated house in the countryside. Cristina Maresca and Valentino Vinco play Clara and Ángel, the mysterious and wild siblings who have other plans for their new teacher. Malena Alonso and Julio Méndez play Ema and the uncle, the only other inhabitants of the house. The film is a psychological thriller that explores the themes of madness, isolation, and manipulation. The film is narrated by Mona, who recounts her experience in the house through voice-over and flashbacks. The film has a nonlinear and ambiguous structure, leaving many questions unanswered and open to interpretation. The film begins with Mona arriving at the house, where she is greeted by Ema, a mute maid who shows her around. Mona meets Clara and Ángel, who are initially hostile and uninterested in her lessons. Mona also meets the uncle, a mysterious man who claims to be the children’s guardian. He tells Mona that he has no interest in the children’s education or well-being, and that he only hired her to keep them out of trouble. He warns Mona not to interfere with his affairs or try to leave the house. Mona soon discovers that the house is full of secrets and dangers. She finds a hidden room with a collection of dolls and photographs of the children’s deceased parents. She also finds a diary written by the previous tutor, who apparently committed suicide in the house. The diary reveals that the tutor was tormented by strange noises and visions, and that she suspected that the children were possessed by evil spirits. Mona becomes increasingly obsessed with trying to educate and protect Clara and Ángel, who show signs of trauma and abuse. She tries to bond with them and gain their trust, but they resist her attempts and play cruel games with her. They also reveal disturbing details about their past, such as their mother’s death by drowning and their father’s disappearance. They imply that they have supernatural powers and that they can control other people’s minds. Mona starts to lose her grip on reality and questions her own sanity. She hears voices and sees apparitions in the house. She also develops a sexual attraction to Ángel, who seduces her and manipulates her emotions. She becomes paranoid and suspects that Ema and the uncle are plotting against her. She decides to escape from the house with Clara and Ángel, but they refuse to go with her. The film ends with a shocking twist that reveals the true nature of Mona’s relationship with the children and the uncle. The film suggests that Mona was not hired as a tutor, but as a surrogate mother for Clara and Ángel, who are actually clones of their parents created by the uncle, a geneticist. The uncle explains that he has been experimenting with human cloning for years, and that he needs Mona to carry his next batch of clones. He also reveals that Mona is not his first victim, but one of many women he has kidnapped and impregnated over time. The film closes with Mona being locked in a room with several pregnant women, all hooked to machines that monitor their vital signs. Mona realizes that she has been trapped in a nightmare, and that she will never escape from the house. Parental Guide La Tutora is rated R for strong sexual content, nudity, violence, language, and some disturbing images. The film contains several scenes of graphic sex between Mona and Ángel, who are both adults but have an incestuous relationship due to their genetic connection. The film also shows nudity of both male and female characters, including full frontal shots of Ángel. The film depicts violence such as Mona being attacked by a dog, stabbed by Clara, choked by Ema, and injected by the uncle. The film also shows blood, corpses, skeletons, fetuses, and other gruesome elements. The film has frequent use of profanity, including f-words and other vulgar terms. The film has a dark and twisted tone, with themes of madness, incest, cloning, torture, and death. The film may be disturbing or upsetting for some viewers, especially sensitive ones. The film is not suitable for children or teens under 17.