In general, as a biography of an "erotic tycoon", the footage of this film can be described as vivid, but the tone of the story is like flowing clouds and water, giving people a trance-like feeling like a revolving lantern.
Perhaps a life and wealth like Paul's are beyond the reach of most of us. But who can tell the gains and losses in fate? It's just something like drinking water, knowing whether it's cold or warm.
When Paul Raymond died in 2008 at the age of 83, he left all his inheritance to his two granddaughters, while other relatives received nothing.
This shows the depth of Paul's guilt and affection for his daughter.
At the end of the film, there is a picture of Debbie singing in a black dress, clean and warm.
Blue pupils, fair skin, and a montage of memories make the whole film's style reversed.
Makes people forget the title of the film, forget the sensuality of the degenerate street, only the innocence of the daughter and the old age of the father are left.
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