This is a movie that really talks about sex. A conservative woman who avoids talking about sex, a man who cheats with his wife and sister, and a third party who is "impotent". These three happen to be the balance of a sexual relationship until love breaks it.
The idea of him finding lust by watching the "Women Talking About Sex" tape is interesting.
The hostess asked, "Why discuss women talking about sex?"
"I don't even know who I am," he replied.
So the hostess pointed out: "You have a problem."
"I have a whole bunch of problems, but that's my problem," he said. "I spent nine years structuring my life just to avoid this."
As a result, when you meet that person, what should come is still here, and escaping is useless after all.
When the male protagonist told him that he had sex with the love he has never forgotten, he destroyed all the tapes, this destruction was the end of the past life, and the problem seemed to be solved.
Is it necessary to continue marriage without "sex"? This kind of married life full of lies and deceit can be seen everywhere in real life, and the "sex" that family life avoids is vented in various forms outside. There are always gaps in what seems to be complete, and life is nothing but a A dream woven from big and small lies.
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