Gabriel’s Inferno: Part Three

Movie Trailer

Release Date
November 19, 2020

Genre
Romance, Drama

Cast & Crew

• Giulio Berruti as Professor Gabriel Emerson
• Melanie Zanetti as Julianne “Julia” Mitchell
• James Andrew Fraser as Paul Norris
• Margaux Brooke as Christa Peterson
• Agnes Albright as Rachel
• Kurt McKinney as Tom Mitchell

Director
Tosca Musk

Other Movies Director is Known For

• The Matchmaker’s Playbook (2018)
• Driven (2018)
• Dirty Sexy Saint (2019)

Producer
Tosca Musk, Jina Panebianco, Margret H. Huddleston

Writer
Sylvain Reynard (novel), Mary Pocrnic (screenplay)

Budget
$1.2 million (estimated)

Production Company
PassionFlix

Running Time
101 minutes

Languages
English

Maturity Rating
R

Content Advisory

• Strong sexual content
• Mature themes
• Language

Movie Story
“Gabriel’s Inferno: Part Three” is the final installment of the trilogy based on Sylvain Reynard’s popular romance novel. The film continues the passionate and tumultuous love story between Professor Gabriel Emerson (Giulio Berruti) and his former student, Julianne “Julia” Mitchell (Melanie Zanetti), as they navigate the complexities of their relationship, both past and present.

The story picks up where the second part left off, with Gabriel and Julia’s relationship deepening as they confront their personal demons and the external forces that threaten to tear them apart. Gabriel, a Dante specialist, is a man of many layers—dark, brooding, but also deeply romantic. His past is filled with guilt and regret, particularly surrounding his relationship with Julia, who has long been the light in his life.

As their love affair continues, Gabriel must come to terms with his past, including his tumultuous relationship with his family and his previous destructive behavior. Julia, on the other hand, is learning to assert herself and reconcile her feelings for Gabriel with her own desires and ambitions. The film delves into their intense connection, exploring themes of redemption, forgiveness, and the transformative power of love.

The third part of the trilogy also introduces more obstacles for the couple, including the jealousy and manipulation of Christa Peterson (Margaux Brooke), a student determined to sabotage Gabriel and Julia’s relationship. As Gabriel and Julia face these challenges, they must decide whether their love is strong enough to overcome their fears and insecurities.

“Gabriel’s Inferno: Part Three” is a film that thrives on the chemistry between its leads and the emotional depth of its characters. The story is a blend of romance and drama, with poetic references to Dante’s “Divine Comedy” woven throughout, adding a layer of intellectual intrigue to the passionate love story.

Special Effects
The film’s special effects are minimal, as the focus is on the characters and their emotional journey. The cinematography, however, plays a significant role in creating a visually rich experience, with beautiful, moody lighting and stunning locations that reflect the romantic and often intense nature of Gabriel and Julia’s relationship. The use of classical music and poetic voiceovers enhances the film’s emotional and sensual atmosphere.

Box Office Performance
As a PassionFlix original, “Gabriel’s Inferno: Part Three” was released directly to the streaming platform, catering to fans of the romance genre and the original book series. While it did not have a traditional box office release, the film was well-received by its target audience, who praised it for staying true to the source material and delivering a satisfying conclusion to Gabriel and Julia’s story.

Filming Locations

• Toronto, Ontario, Canada
• Florence, Italy

Notable Quotes

• “You’ve always been my light in the darkness, Julia.” – Gabriel Emerson
• “Love is not a victory march, it’s a cold and it’s a broken hallelujah.” – Julia Mitchell

Behind-the-Scenes

• The film is the final part of a trilogy based on Sylvain Reynard’s “Gabriel’s Inferno” novel, with the screenplay closely following the book to maintain its essence for fans.
• Tosca Musk, known for her work on romance adaptations, directed the trilogy, ensuring that the film stayed true to the tone and depth of the original story.

Awards

• None

Final Verdict
“Gabriel’s Inferno: Part Three” is a passionate and emotional conclusion to the trilogy that will satisfy fans of the original novels and those who enjoy deeply romantic dramas. The film’s strong performances, particularly by Giulio Berruti and Melanie Zanetti, coupled with its beautiful cinematography and poetic storytelling, make it a must-watch for lovers of romance. While it may not appeal to everyone, it is a fitting and heartfelt ending to Gabriel and Julia’s epic love story.

IMDb Rating
6.5/10