It is about a middle-aged American man who just lost his wife looking for a house in Paris. He met a French girl in an empty house. The two of them stayed together in the house like firewood for three days without knowing their names. Later, the man moved to the girl. Really, the story of being shot and killed by a girl instead.
Desire is always amplified when reality is unsatisfactory, including the mystery, violence, and mania that come with it. He was so anxious about his wife's derailment and suicide that he couldn't find an outlet to vent, and she became addicted to him suddenly because of her boyfriend's enthusiasm for the movie. But in reality, even if the desire is completely satisfied, it will not disappear. Once desire sees the light and intersects with reality, the former is no longer mysterious, and the latter cannot be sustained.
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