Johnny was released from prison and returned to society. Although it was only a misdemeanor of forging a signature, it has almost no intersection with the previous life and the two children. In prison, Johnny learned the art of cooking, and because of this, he met an enthusiastic boss and got a job as a chef in a small restaurant. The restaurant is a small society. The guy in the hall madly called his lover every day, and suddenly one day he published a script, and his life began to be complacent. Helen, who had served for more than ten years, passed away lonely. Although Johnny was lonely, he was full of rebirth enthusiasm for life. Johnny called a call girl, but she only slept in a spoon position to embrace each other, and she didn't even take off her clothes. Johnny penetrated the middle-aged waitress again, but like a dead fish, he didn't even groan. Until I met Frankie. Not only because the names of the two people coincided with a popular song, or because they had come from the same homeland, Johnny could see Frankie's lonely, indifferent and fragile heart underneath his beautiful appearance. Johnny persevered and fought repeatedly. Gradually, Frankie was shaken, but she didn't like the place where Johnny used to unlock the key. Although Johnny was rash and abrupt, Frankie's passion for life still moved. Frankie asked Johnny if he had a cover, and if not, just forget it. Johnny said: I didn't want to offend you because I didn't take it, but I punished myself because I didn't want to offend you. So Frankie gave in, and they enjoyed themselves very much. However, it was endless loneliness afterwards. Johnny understood Frankie's fragility. Frankie finally opened up because he was injured by a man and couldn't even get pregnant. Johnny hugged Frankie tightly into his arms, and the thick cocoon dissolved, promising to comfort each other from now on. Frankie also admitted that he was 36 years old, not 32 as previously mentioned.
The screenwriter is very exciting, the lines are also very deep, and the performance is even more to the bones. I haven't watched such a deep film for a long time. I look forward to the next replay.
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