32/42 Beyond the Tropic of Capricorn

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For the AI ​​images that came and for those that will come

In this third quarter of the analysis of the tropical saga, several new developments have emerged that I will highlight below. On the one hand, the strong entry of AI, which has been the protagonist in "British Virgin Ashes" and in "Tropicana Flashbacks with Fernando Almeida" has provoked applause from readers. This new technology allows us to fill the gaps in the scripts in an excellent way. On the other side, we must highlight the use of off-screen, which has had a lot of weight in "Dangerous Rex", "Mother and Dauhgter Banal Vacation" and "Anna's Honeymoon in the tropics".

2020        2021        2022        2023        2024

1- Tropical 06: Tequila Bum Bum                                    06 june 2020
2- Tropical 05: Paradise Island                                         11 june 2020
3- Tropical 15: Fashion in Paradise                                  28 june 2020
4- Tropical 12: Sin Island                                                 05 july 2020
5- Tropical 08: Ocean Dream                                           07 august 2020
6- Tropical 18: Puerto Rican Affairs                                 08 september 2020
7- Tropical 17: Fantasy Lagoon                                        15 november 2020
8- Tropical 09: Coral Honeymoon                                    12 december 2020
9- Tropical 03: Tropical Heat                                            12 february 2021
10- Tropical 04: Caribbean Vacation                                   20 march 2021
11- Tropical 28: African Temptation                                   25 july 2021
12- Tropical 19: Deadly Love in Paradise                           11 august 2021
13- Tropical 24: Sexy Business                                           04 september 2021
14- Tropical 31: Sensual Healing                                        16 october 2021
15- Tropical 02: Sunrise                                                      10 february 2022
16- Tropical 07: Coconut Holidays                                     26 march 2022
17- Tropical 01: The Private Six Survivors                    01 may 2022
18- Tropical 21: Aphrodisiac                                               21 june 2022
19- Tropical 22: Tropical Twins                                          13 july 2022
20- Tropical 20: Caribbean Dream                                      01 august 2022
21-Tropical 29: Studs & Coconuts                                      01 september 2022
22- Tropical 37: Anna´s Honeymoon in the Tropics               23 october 2022
23- Tropical 14: Sunset Memories                                            3 february 2023
24- Tropical 30: Deep Lust                                                       18 march 2023
25- Tropical 10: Caribbean Airlines                                         3 june 2023
26- Tropical 27: Dangerous Rex                                               2 july 2023
27- Tropical 34: Caribbean Sea Conspiracy                            16 july 2023
28- Tropical 41: British Virgin Ashes                                     28 august 2023
29- Tropical 38: Mother and daughter Banal Vacation           5 september 2023
30- Tropical 32: Summermix Job in Guadeloupe 1                  23 september 2023
31- Tropical 33: Summermix Job in Guadeloupe 2                 13 january 2024
32- Tropical 42: Tropicana Flashbacks with Fernando Almeida  14 february 2024

Furthermore, it is worth remembering that we have enjoyed together the microsaga Summermix Job in Guadeloupe, whose sequel is frankly expendable, as has become usual in the world of celluloid.

Add that I have also published two bonus tracks: a review of the cars that appear in the tropical saga (an article that continues to grow with new additions after each viewing) and an interview with Max Bellocchio himself, a filmmaker who directed between 2002 and 2009 each and every one of the tropical films that concern us.

Now we embark on the final stretch of this long journey and chance has allowed us to still have the opportunity to set foot on some French overseas territories: Réunion, Guadeloupe, Martinique; and, above all, the Dominican Republic, to which we will travel six more times.

Nerves? Well let's enjoy.

Sasha

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