Sylvain Reynard's best-selling erotic romance books, which have been frequently likened to "Fifty Shades of Grey," serve as the inspiration for the film's three installments. Following Professor Gabriel Emerson (Berruti) on a passionate, yet clandestine affair in Italy with his former student Julia Mitchell (Zanetti), the plot of the second film follows them as their happiness is threatened by conspiring students, academic politics, and a jealous ex-lover when they return to Toronto in the third film.
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Sylvain Reynard's best-selling erotic romance books, which have been frequently likened to "Fifty Shades of Grey," serve as the inspiration for the film's three installments. Following Professor Gabriel Emerson (Berruti) on a passionate, yet clandestine affair in Italy with his former student Julia Mitchell (Zanetti), the plot of the second film follows them as their happiness is threatened by conspiring students, academic politics, and a jealous ex-lover when they return to Toronto in the third film.
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