Netflix’s 365 DNI sparks backlash as sex scenes with kidnapper and victim accused of ‘romanticising Stockholm Syndrome’

365 DNI is an adaptation of the erotic e book of the identical identify by Blanka Lipińska, and claims to be about “a fiery government in a spiritless relationship”.

Laura is a profitable gross sales director at a luxurious resort in Poland, while younger and good-looking Massimo is a pacesetter of the Sicilian mafia following his father’s assassination.

Making an attempt to avoid wasting her failing marriage, Laura plans a birthday journey to Sicily, however all doesn’t go to plan when she is kidnapped by Massimo and saved captive in his villa.

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Massimo then provides Laura the last word job – she should fall in love with him inside 365 days.

Nevertheless, some viewers weren’t impressed after tuning in and took to Twitter to vent their frustration.

“Simply completed #365Dni & whereas the intercourse scenes have been nice, the story itself simply romanticizes kidnapping & a pressured relationship. You principally simply watch shawty get Stockholm syndrome,” one individual tweeted.

The film options some very racy and kinky intercourse scenesCredit score: Netflix

A second added: “okay so i watched 365 dni and that i kinda hate it. one. it romanticizes stockholm syndrome and certain you may say that i’m being excessive however nobody falls in love by being referred to as a w***e after which getting disrespected. in the event you needed porn, there’s a web site (sic).”

A 3rd tweeted: “okay, on condition that 365 dni might have the most well liked and sexiest characters main the film— the plot is fairly f**ked-up. it romanticizes harassment (which is so messy, btw), there’s stockholm syndrome (which is a psychological situation from which a sufferer falls inlove along with her abductor (sic).”