After several years of artistic career, we have seen Kristen Bell successfully position herself in the world of cinema. Although she is commonly part of productions focused on comedy and humor, this time the 41-year-old actress starred in the new Netflix miniseries within the mystery and drama genre.
"The Woman from the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window" reached the streaming giant with a total of 8 episodes of approximately 25 minutes each.
"While she combines alcohol, drugs, and her great imagination, Anna becomes obsessed with the handsome neighbor across the street and witnesses a murder... or so she thinks," reads the synopsis for the platform.
A few days after its premiere, the new product caused a stir on social networks thanks to a scene starring the interpreter of "of such a Father" along with the Guatemalan actor, Benjamin Levy.
An Internet user expressed on the networks the uncomfortable moment when he lived with his mother and his girlfriend. “I just watched Kristen Bell get absolutely mugged with my girlfriend and my mom in the same room.”
The tweet did not go unnoticed in the eyes of the protagonist and shortly after she replied: "Hahahahaha, sorry friend." At Kristen's sarcastic comment, the young man wrote back, "You have to apologize to my mom right now," but the interpreter did not continue the conversation.
The funny moment occurred a few hours after the arrival of the miniseries in the Netflix catalog and captured the eyes of the users of the social network.
The production starring Kristen Bell, Tom Riley, Benjamin Levy Aguilar, Mary Holland, Michael Ealy, and Christina Anthony, was directed by Michael Lehmann, known for "School for Young Murderers" (1989), "Airheads" (1994), "My giant" (1998), among others.
The American actress plays "Anna", a woman with the habit of sitting and looking through the window with a glass of wine in her hand. Although she usually knows the dynamics around her, that changes when the new neighbor and her daughter show up; who become her number one entertainment.
No one cares about full male genitals being shown in so many programs, even in the excited state and close up, but holy hell if a women is shown partially or in a non nude sex scene with a man. Why is male nudity and modesty treated completely different?
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