Now, two years later, a second film has been released \u2013 once again adapted from a novel by Blanka Lipi\u0144ska and containing just as much sex, mafia drama, and terrible dialogue as the first film.<\/p>\n
And another thing the sequel has in common with the first film is that it ends with a major cliffhanger that leaves the fate of a key character unclear.<\/p>\n
If you\u2019ve seen the film and need a recap and explanation of those closing scenes, read on to have the 365 Days: This Day ending explained.<\/p>
365 Days: This Day ending explained \u2013 is Laura dead?<\/h2>\n
Rather than picking up directly from the cliffhanger the first film ended on, the sequel opens with Laura and Massimo\u2019s wedding.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s never made clear exactly how Laura escaped her fate at the end of the previous film, but we do know that her unborn baby did not survive the incident and that she never told Massimo she had been pregnant.<\/p>\n
Anyway, after a brief honeymoon period, Laura and Massimo\u2019s marriage unsurprisingly begins to go rather awry, with Massimo resuming his Mafia activities and Laura annoyed that his constant protection of her makes it feel like she\u2019s imprisoned.<\/p>\n
At around this time, she meets Nacho \u2013 a mysterious gardener with whom she strikes up something of a rapport, complaining to him that she is \u201cjust a wife\u201d now and making her dissatisfaction with the situation clear.<\/p>\n
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<\/source><\/source><\/source><\/source><\/source><\/source><\/source><\/source><\/source><\/source><\/source><\/source><\/source><\/source><\/picture><\/div> At Christmas, some of the cracks are papered over when Massimo gifts Laura ownership of her own luxury fashion brand, but things then take another turn for the worse when he reveals that he has a secret brother whom he hopes never to see again.<\/p>\n
Laura is very unhappy about the secrets he\u2019s been keeping and complains about this to Olga, while she also tells her parents of her concerns about the relationship during a dance they had been invited to.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s at this same dance that things begin to go really pear-shaped: Laura looks up and sees Massimo flirting with Anna, his ex-girlfriend who appeared in the previous film \u2013 and when she follows them she finds them having sex.<\/p>\n
Furious, she escapes with Nacho to a beach hideout \u2013 and the two quickly find themselves falling for each other, eventually having passionate sex.<\/p>\n
Massimo and Domenico hatch a plan to find Laura and bring her back to him, and at one point Nacho is forced to fight off an assailant who tries to break into his home.<\/p>\n
As things come to a head various revelations are made: first of all, Nacho reveals that he has been hiding his true identity \u2013 he is the son of a prominent mafioso, and key rival of Massimo\u2019s who has been using Laura for nefarious purposes.<\/p>\n
He takes her to his father and leaves her with a pair of guards before we see his father negotiating with Massimo \u2013 giving him an ultimatum that he must stop expanding his activities, otherwise he will replace him with his twin brother.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, it has also become clear that there is a third player in this war \u2013 Massimo\u2019s brother himself, who it turns out is a twin and goes by the name Adriano.<\/p>\n
In an abandoned warehouse, Adriano and Anna threaten Laura and she realises that they had been acting together for some time \u2013 it wasn\u2019t Massimo she had seen having sex with Anna at her party but Adriano, who is desperate to take revenge on his twin.<\/p>\n