Sturmhöhe (1970)

Sturmhöhe: Directed by Robert Fuest. With Anna Calder-Marshall, Timothy Dalton, Harry Andrews, Pamela Brown. Doomed lovers Catherine and Heathcliff are torn apart by their own selfishness and hate.

“The second movie of the u0026#39;Paradiseu0026#39; trilogy which sets in the summer holiday. Like I said in my previous review all the three stories happen in the same timeline in different locations with different themes and people. This movie which unfolds the story of u0026#39;Faithu0026#39; of a woman in her 50s. And her devotion and affection towards Christ. Be ready to to see drama on a serious subject within a few dark humorous.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eAnna Maria is a nurse in a private hospital. In her summer vacation she begins to do a missionary work as spreading the religious awareness to the people of Austria. Some of her friendsu0026#39; support it by joining the prayer she orange in her home and sometime she goes door to door to every house in her neighborhood. As planned the expedition runs smoothly until her long gone husband return home which shook her. Her real faithful will be tested when he begins to interfere into her work.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eIt was quite a nice second movie of the trilogy. It mainly speaks about the honest dedication of a religious stuffs. Sometime clash between another religious showed in the movie was very much true. The directoru0026#39;s approach in this second movie was very much artistic. But in scenes where he showed about sex hunger like outdoor orgy and masturbation were totally not understandable. You know, unlike the first movie u0026#39;Paradise: Loveu0026#39; I thought it will be exactly opposite and a pure spiritual content story. The director had a different opinion in his mind and mixed with multiple sub-contents. In the end, the ends of both the movies were not much distinct but the audience will be divided especially adult and spiritual theme fans.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003e7.5/10”