I thought that a movie with such an opening would be an American youth sexy movie similar to "American Pie", but the director took us into a love movie with messy editing.
This movie reminds me of "Irrevocable".
"Irrevocable" is a flashback, and the more it goes to the end, the more the audience understands the meaning of the movie; "Burning Man" is a chaotic edit, and I didn't understand what the movie was talking about halfway through. After watching it patiently and arranging all the scenes in my mind, I finally understood what the movie was about.
The main story is that the male protagonist loves his wife deeply and had a wonderful time with his wife, but she had breast cancer and the cancer spread and left the male protagonist forever. Then the male protagonist starts a chaotic life, recruiting a lot of prostitutes, but only likes prostitutes with brown curly hair like her wife.
The male protagonist's temper is very bad, the kind that is just a little bit. But the bad temper seems to have been triggered by the loss of his wife.
The hero seems to recall his late wife in every scene, in every prop, with grief mixed with anger.
The actor's cooking skills are very good, and the dishes are really beautiful.
Watching this movie has to be patient, it has to be patient.
Some of the pictures in the movie are really beautiful, the colors are fresh and bright, like oil paintings.
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