The four teachers, Martin, Tommy, Pete, and Nicola, inevitably suffered a mid-life crisis: class was boring and life was dull.
At a birthday party, the four decided to start a social experiment: exploring the effect of body alcohol content on work and life.
At the beginning, the feeling of fluttering made the students' impression of the teacher improved, the enthusiasm for class was higher, and the achievements at work brought about by alcohol made the four of them have no doubts about this experiment. The family life of the protagonist Martin also rekindles passion.
But the good times didn't last long. A night of drunkenness gave them insight into the disappointment of life. Martin accidentally discovered that his wife Anika was cheating on him. The reason was Martin's depression in recent years; and Tommy could not control the habit of drinking too much.
Just after they decided to stop drinking, there was bad news for Tommy: Tommy was middle-aged, but only had an old dog to accompany him. The joy brought by alcoholism was far less than the pain brought by loneliness, and finally Tommy ended himself in a small boat. s life.
At Tommy's funeral, the three of Martin were very sad. They raised their glasses to pay tribute to Tommy again. Martin also used his wine to dance the "jazz ballet" that had been abandoned for many years in the graduate carnival that day. ".
Watching movies about mid-life crisis, to be honest, it's not good for young people, but everyone gets old, so it is inevitable to try to find a solution to the mid-life crisis from the movie, the last funeral in the movie , the young players Tommy taught them singing the songs Tommy taught them, Martin's last dance, Pete's students successfully graduating, Nicola's family re-establishment all foreshadowed that approach.
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