“365 Days: This Day,” the second installment of the “365 Days” film series, centers on a love triangle between Laura (Anna-Maria Sieklucka), Massimo (Michele Morrone), and a mystery man named Nacho (Simone Susinna), who emerges as a focal point of the story. When the film opens, it has been some time since Laura was involved in the accident. She has survived, but she has miscarried her child. The only reason she hasn’t told Massimo yet is because she is afraid he could seek vengeance against those who are responsible. Laura begins to feel suffocated in the life of a mob wife shortly after they are married. This is when she meets Nacho, who introduces himself as their gardener and presents himself to her as well. It is only after she believes that she has observed Massimo infidelity with his former lover Anna that she chooses to abandon the relationship. Nacho is found by her, appearing to be preparing to return home. She agrees to accompany him when he offers to take her with him. If you’re wondering if Laura will wind up with Massimo or Nacho, we’ve got you covered there as well. WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD.
Is Laura more likely to end up with Massimo or Nacho?
At a gathering hosted at her home, Laura has the impression that she is in the company of Massimo. She follows them and overhears them having sexual relations. Infuriated and hurt by what she perceives to be treachery, Laura flees with Nacho from her house. However, she is unaware that the entire situation has been orchestrated by her husband’s adversaries in order to sow division between the two of them. She is Massimo’s most vulnerable point, and his adversaries are well aware of this. Laura’s accident was intended to serve as a warning to Massimo, but he didn’t heed their warning. As a result, they have chosen to replace him with Adriano, who is his identical twin brother. Furthermore, she believes it was Adriano who she saw with Anna at the party.
Laura and Nacho flee Sicily as Massimo deploys the whole force of his organization to track down Laura and bring her back. Laura appears to be truly happy when she is not under the shadow of her dominating husband’s presence. Despite the fact that she experiences moments of sadness whenever she thinks of Massimo, she appears to be genuinely motivated to move on. On one particular evening, Laura and Nacho sit together and watch a movie before Laura falls asleep in Nacho’s arms. Later, he wakes her up and the two of them have sex.
Following a lengthy investigation, Laura discovers that Nacho is the son of a rival mob lord and that he abducted her because his father, Don Fernando Matos, ordered him to do it. He has, on the other hand, fallen in love with her while appearing to be interested. Nacho leads her to his father’s house, where he reveals that Massimo will also be present.
The release of Massimo’s wife is frequently demanded by him during the discussion. However, it is quickly apparent that Don Matos does not have Laura as a prisoner of war. Laura has been kidnapped by two of his own people who have betrayed him. Laura comes face to face with Adriano as Massimo and Nacho depart together in search of her, and it does not take her long to realize that this is not her husband. Soon after, Anna appears as well. After Massimo and Nacho come, Adriano seizes Laura and threatens her with a revolver. Laura, Anna, and Adriano are all killed at the conclusion of the climax scene. Then Nacho quietly walks away from the scene as Massimo wraps his arms around his comatose wife.
Laura will almost certainly make it out alive and will appear in the next part of ‘365 Days.’ The first two films will have Laura in a relationship with Massimo; however, if the third film is true to the original material (the 365 Days trilogy by Blanka Lipiska), Laura may opt to leave Massimo for Nacho later in the film.