360 is a drama film that explores the interconnecting lives of various characters around the world. The film begins in Vienna with a prostitute named Blanca, who is offered a chance to start a new life by her client, an older man named Michael. From there, the story unfolds like a chain reaction, with each character becoming linked to the next.
In Paris, Michael's wife, Rose, is having an affair with a young man named Vincent. In London, Vincent's girlfriend, Mirka, is struggling with her relationship with her husband, who is in prison. Meanwhile, in Bratislava, a young Slovakian woman named Anna is forced into prostitution by her boyfriend.
The film continues to follow these characters, as well as others, as they navigate the complexities of love, infidelity, and desire. The story takes us to Rio, where Rose meets a passionate Brazilian man named Rui, and to Denver and Phoenix, where we meet a recovering sex offender named Tyler and his daughter, who is struggling to come to terms with her father's crimes.
Despite its global scope, 360 is ultimately a story about human connection, and the ways in which we are all linked to one another, whether we realize it or not. The film is visually stunning and emotionally powerful, with a strong ensemble cast that includes Jude Law, Rachel Weisz, and Anthony Hopkins.
