Two Summers (2022), a Belgian tv series on Netflix: "A close circle of friends reunites for a lavish holiday, decades after one of them was a victim of a s*xual assault."
Scene 1: Silicon Valley, USA. Wait -- I thought it would be set in Belgium. I can see the USA anytime, but I haven't been to Belgium for like ten years. An ultra-modern glass-and-steel mansion. Rich Guy plays with his cell phone on the toilet, watching an old video of partying young adults (June 18, 1992). Two guys kissing on an unconscious girl. He's horrified. "This can't be happening." Hey, I thought it was a gay man being s*xually assaulted, not a girl.
Romée calls in to ask if he's ok. I have the mute on, so I can't tell if it's a male or female voice. It had better be male.
The person who sent the video texts Rich Guy: "That was 30 years ago. Now it's payback time!" They waited exactly 30 years? "Pay 100 bitcoin by Monday or the video goes viral."
Rich Guy obviously participated in the assault, or videotaped it, but he thought that the tape had been destroyed. He groans "Oh, f*ck!" and splashes water in his face.
Out to the expansive living room. Romée is a woman! What about the four guys together in the promo, two of them nearly kissing? Maybe there were gay guys at the party back in 1992.
I figured out the Belgian angle: The party guests were all Belgian, speaking Flemish. Rich Guy has moved to the States since.
All of the party guests who are still alive have different actors playing their older and younger selves. I checked several reviews for the gay guests:
1.-2. Rich Guy Peter (Tom Vermier, Lukas Bulteel) is one of the two guys who assaulted Sophie in 1992. He was dating Romée, another party guest, and now they're married. Straight.
5. Mark (Felix Meyer) is the other guy who assaulted Sophie. The next day he died (presumably) when the house caught fire, and he was trapped in his room. Straight.
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