There is also a 2010 Canadian short film (14 minutes) directed by Julia Ivanova. It focuses on a female scientist studying climate change. It is well-intentioned but obscure, with fewer than 50 votes on IMDb.
Conclusion for the searcher: If you want a good movie (the "top" part of your query), you want Body Heat (1981). If you want the 2010 movie, lower your expectations. body heat 2010 movie imdb top
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The movie follows Ben (Andrew W. Walker), a successful architect stuck in a passionless marriage. While on a business trip during a blizzard, he stumbles into a remote motel run by a mysterious and alluring woman named Rae (Holly Elissa). Stranded by the snow, Ben falls into a whirlwind affair. There is also a 2010 Canadian short film
But this is a thriller. What begins as a fantasy of escape quickly spirals into paranoia. Rae’s ex-husband, a volatile ex-con, arrives on the scene. Ben finds himself trapped not by the snow outside, but by a web of manipulation, staged assaults, and a plot to extort his fortune. Unlike the 1981 film, where the heat drives people mad, the 2010 version argues that isolation and cold can drive desperation just as effectively. Skip if: