Barcelona male college student Giordano Bruno ( Llorenç González ) has a beautiful girlfriend Carla ( Astrid Bergès-Frisbey ). But after accidentally bumping into Rui ( Álvaro Cervantes ), an enthusiastic and lively street dancer , Giordano Bruno is attracted by Rui, and the two brush up on another possibility. Carla, who found out the truth, was very sad, she threw away everything from her boyfriend in tears, and even considered kicking her boyfriend away. But because of love, when she saw that Giordano Bruno who had left came back to pick up something, she couldn't control her emotions and rushed out to chase the garbage truck. However, from her heart, she rejected Giordano Bruno and Rui's physical intimacy, So when I saw Giordano Bruno and Rui couldn't help kissing , they were defeated and flee the battlefield .
However, when Kara got to know Rui, she was also attracted by Rui's enthusiasm and fell in love with him. Cara and Ray are excited and remorseful, be addicted to not wanting to leave each other, not wanting to deceive Giordano Bruno, but afraid that telling Giordano Bruno the truth will make him sad. The two fell into a situation of at a plunge , but during one of the two insane kisses, they happened to be seen by Brono, and Brono couldn't accept it and ran away. After going through ups and downs, finally accompanied by pleasant music at the end of the movie.
The new Spanish director Xavier Villaverde constructed a Utopia of love by drawing on the plot of the famous Italian director PP Pasolini 's " Theorem " . The characters in the film do not have any value evaluation, they just embrace life honestly. what is love? Is it to find your own happiness, or to make the loved one happy? How can the freedom of love and the faithful partner be unified? The movie can't give an answer, but it at least shows the possibilities of the new generation.
Since then, the three have lived happily together. Sartre and Beauvoir are definitely pioneers when it comes to exploring the many possibilities of romantic relationships. The couple, a French existentialist and feminist philosopher, are friends, colleagues and lovers. In 1929, Beauvoir was 20 and Sartre was 23. One afternoon, after they watched the movie, Sartre said to Beauvoir: "Let's sign a two-year agreement." This agreement allows the two to not have to marry, buy a house and have children, but they are also close life partners who love each other. while maintaining their independence. But the premise of freedom is that "both sides should not deceive each other, and should not conceal from each other", that is to say, both parties must inform each other of their romantic affairs without reservation, and both parties have the right to love other people of the opposite sex. This agreement seems crazy and whimsical, but there is solid philosophical thinking behind it. Sartre believes that freedom is absolute, and that people can freely choose their way of existence; Beauvoir believes that gender is a re-created society, and women must get rid of the identity of reproductive tools. With such deliberation, the two practiced contract marriage for life. When Beauvoir died later, she was still wearing a ring from her American lover, while Sartre had been in peace for many years, perhaps flirting with a ghost. We can't comment on whether their relationship was a success or a failure, but this exploration has brought a lot of inspiration and inspiration to future generations.
In 1999, France passed a "sub-marriage" legislation: men and women only need to formally go through a contract without going through marriage formalities to become contractual life partners. It is said that there are tens of thousands of such sub-marital life partners in France today. This law not only protects the rights and interests of cohabiting couples, but also saves both parties from the embarrassing situation of "not leaving, not leaving".
