The Netflix film Stromboli (2022)'s closing sentence will include spoilers.
Stromboli is a story about a recently divorcing lady who decided to take a 'From Fear to Love' retreat on the Italian volcanic island of Stromboli. She is then confronted with her painful past that she has been trying to conceal. She tries to be as discrete as she can while on this retreat, but it always comes back.
Elise Schaap is a dynamic performer who has to deal with other people on the island.
Even when she sees young girls on the island, she is reminded of her life as an adult and then her daughter. She no longer feels desirable and men on the island treat her as she should be treated.
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Sara vividly recounts her past as she was assaulted during an exercise with the retreat. Hans re-enacts it right in front of her with someone else. This is a wonderful way to release demons, but Sara has an out-of-body experience.
Hans is the only one who understands Sara and sees her as she is. Their bond only grows stronger as she learns to embrace her future and to put aside her past. This new clarity comes to the end of the film.
Sara slowly falls in love with Hans (Pieter Embrechts) while on this unscheduled retreat for her. However, their connection is so genuine and genuine that it feels right. One night, the two of them had to put Harold (Tim McInnerny) to bed, and the three of them eventually fall asleep there.
After going on this retreat, she realizes that she needs to be honest and open about her past. She then calls her daughter and promises to explain to her everything about her past.
Sara returns to Holland with Hans by her side in the end.
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