The heroine's handling of gloom, indifference, bravery, and temptation is really amazing. Fortunately, the French are the protagonists, and the Americans can't play so many layers of flavor. The coldness on his face is very advanced.
The script is not as absurd as imagined, and the childhood trauma experienced is not so much a distortion of her as an upgrade to her, and a series of things encountered in middle age, these encounters made her upgrade again. Life may be like the game company she founded, which is a mode of upgrading and fighting monsters again and again, but this time it is a fight with her own destiny. The situation of death and rebirth time and time again grabs the throat of fate, controls it and kills it. Fighting all the way, indifference is the best weapon to face it.
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