The film can be described as the American version of "Hiranian", but unlike Japanese housewives who steal joy in the cracks, the extramarital affairs in it are even placed under the aura of "open marriage". As a literary essay, the film is really beautifully shot, too many small details make people thrilling, and too many spiritual codes are in the arms of the middle-aged literary and artistic youth. People in the play talk about love, and become an affair between the audience and a city, which makes people cannot bear to criticize the immorality of love.
In the form of marriage and love, the difference in cultural concepts between the United States and France is also where this light comedy film surpasses ordinary romance films. The dynamic reversal and contradiction from the shallower to the deeper in the film produce special effects, creating restrained passion and rational romance. When placed in the context of the film, it is a kind of sexiness.
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