As it turns out, Bolesławiec ceramics are in demand. You can spot them in the second installment of the erotic trilogy based on Blanka Lipińska’s bestselling books. (Yes, there will be one more film.)
In one scene in the first act of “365 Days: This Day,” the main characters—Polish woman Laura Biel and Italian mafioso don Massimo—and their loved ones are about to eat dinner, with Bolesławiec ceramic dishes on the table.
Is this good promotion for our Bolesławiec treasure? If we look at it in terms of viewership, we would have to say that it is excellent advertising. The wprost.pl website writes the following about the sequel to the Polish erotic film:
Its official premiere took place on Netflix on April 27, and the film quickly became the most popular one. The very next day, it was the most-watched production in 75 of the 90 countries where Netflix TOP10 rankings are monitored. These include Poland, the United Kingdom, Australia, Brazil and Argentina. “365 Days: This Day” was also the most popular in Turkey, Taiwan, Uruguay and Thailand.
On the other hand, however, the film is receiving terrible reviews, worse than its predecessor. And not only domestically, but abroad as well. An example? 0 percent—that is the rating from foreign critics on the popular and respected Rotten Tomatoes website. The audience rating on RT is only slightly better: currently 19 percent. Below is a review by Sfilmowani:
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