Sexy, stylish, complex and thrilling Plata quemada is no waste of your hard-earned plata. So like most true stories, trouble enters the picture-Nene and Angel’s relationship starts to fall apart from the strain of multiple angles-Nene’s difficulty in confronting his own sexuality, and Angel’s possible schizophrenia-and oh yeah, in case we forget the police are still after them all and are finally closing in. Standard crime thriller territory, you might think, but for the fact that Angel and Nene are gay lovers known as the ‘twins” and Cuervo brings his own sexual intensity along with his hottie girlfriend Vivi, and BTW all of this is based on a true story. When the heist goes wayward and several cops are shot the trio makes a getaway for Uruguay and the tight crew, all energy and excitement when planning their caper but now at loose ends, starts to lose their bearings. Though, the initial three episodes are available on YouTube, you wont be able to watch further episodes, as you have to subscribe to the App to be able to. A big score is the focus of Piñeyro’s sexy thriller set in a stylish, Mad Men-era 1960s in which lookers Cuervo, Angel, and Nene plot to pull off a major heist along with the help of a constellation of crooked characters. Here are eight movies on Netflix which explore sexuality in all its explicit glory (while avoiding the glory holes, but we can leave that to It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia.) Next.
