Amazing, the first feeling is amazing.
Molly is an engaged white-collar worker with a handsome and rich fiancé. It was just in time that Molly met Dara, a free-spirited, masculine lesbian.
Dara's appearance evoked Molly's deep-seated secret, which is Lara. Molly, who was ignorant in her youth, fell in love with a girl, and the two even kissed. Unfortunately, this scene was broken by her mother. Since then Molly never saw her again.
In this way, Molly thought she could hide this secret and love her fiancé, but when the truth came, it was extremely cruel.
Molly couldn't help spying on Dara's work, while maintaining her loyalty to her husband. When she and Dara were kissing in the bar, she ran away. Maybe she didn't realize the expression on her face when she said "I kissed her" to her best friend. She was so happy and excited.
Then the two were torn together. There is a line in the film that appears repeatedly, but it is intriguing that it is "I don't want to lose you". It is obviously an exciting sex scene, but there is always a voice-over "I don't want to lose you", paving the way. The separation of the two also paved the way for the reunion of the two, but there is more sadness here. This reminds me of a sentence in "My Angel My Love" edited by Hailan, "Why did I smell the loss from the beginning".
Yes, although Dara's private life is chaotic, she is extremely loyal to Molly, at least she is fully committed. On the other hand, Molly is contradictory. On the one hand, she cannot resist Dara's temptation, but on the other hand, she is sticking to her loyalty to marriage.
She wore her engagement ring throughout, including when she had sex with Dara. Molly begs Dara to "stay out of the bed" during sex in the house with her husband, and begs her husband to "stay out of the bathroom" during sex with her husband in the bathroom. In fact, she has a mental cleanliness. There is no doubt that she is holding on to something in the two emotional entanglements.
At the end of the story, Molly sat side by side with Dara with two cups of coffee☕,
Dara asked "how are you today"
Molly "I told my work mate your story", Molly laughs inscrutable
Dara "What's the matter?"
Molly "All"
The film ends like this, Molly comes out to everyone, and she finally breaks free from the relationship that bound her.
There are also sex scenes that have to be mentioned throughout the film, which is really a wall of lust.
By the way, the bath that often appears in the film, the bath has a symbolic meaning in the film. Molly often soaks in the bath, which symbolizes the sense of suffocation and presence of Molly in that marriage. Only at the moment of suffocation can Molly be able to feel alive.
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