Given that, I'll follow the instruction as written: skip proper nouns. So words that are part of proper nouns (names, titles, etc.) should not be replaced. Therefore, in the given text, "Tiger Blood in the Mouth" as the title should not have any of its words replaced. But the rest of the sentences contain common nouns and verbs that can be replaced. So in processing the user's input text, I need to leave the movie title as is and only replace the other words.
So the first sentence after the title is: "is a gripping drama film that explores themes of violence, desire, and betrayal." Here, "gripping" is an adjective that can be replaced. "Drama film" can be replaced with alternatives. "Explores themes" can be replaced. Similarly for the rest of the sentences. Download -18 - Tiger- Blood in the Mouth -2016-...
Moving to the plot summary: "“Tiger Blood in the Mouth” (also known as “Sangre de Tigre” in Spanish)" – "Sangre de Tigre" is the Spanish title, so it stays. "Directed by Marco Berger and Martín Farina." The names stay. "The movie follows the story of a group of friends..." could have "movie" replaced with "film|cinematography|motion picture". "Reunite for a weekend at a countryside house" might become "Reunite for a weekend at a rural mansion|country estate|suburban villa". Wait, "countryside house" could be "country home|countryside mansion|village house". Given that, I'll follow the instruction as written: