This is a film that tells a story from the point of view of a marriage betrayal. One is the male lead who is fed up with the docile and kind-hearted family but has no freshness in his wife and mother, and the other is a young actress who has been filming and separated from her husband all the year round. The spark of love burst out in the filming together, and it was out of control, like a spark of fire burning through the whole forest. In addition to reality, the people in the play also have no scruples in discrediting the beloved woman, but they are instead betrayed. Love, what is it?
Let me ask all of you here: You have a wife who has been married for many years, and she is old and beautiful, and you can't even have sex. You start to hate the current postnatal life. Just when you are irritable and unbearable, you meet a woman who falls in love at first sight. She is a perfect woman in her eyes, and she is also in love with you at first sight. You start contacting, chatting very speculatively, and your emotions heat up quickly. You eat together, watch a movie, go for a walk together, and you start to itch, knowing she can't wait for your confession too. But at this moment, you always know in your heart that you have a lover. Because of this, you haven't had any intimate contact with her. You are complacent, while enjoying an ambiguous relationship, while behind the scenes you can be open and honest with your former lover. You enjoy the thrill of being loved, but one night when your conscience hurts, you feel guilty about what you did, you feel sick to your stomach, you feel sick. Self-righteousness in your heart adheres to your own beliefs and principles. You deeply alert yourself, you have a lover, you can't love another person, you can't be together. But you don't want to decide. It's not that I don't know what to do, I just want to wait. Or, in fact, both of you are truly in love. These two people appear when you are lonely and lonely, and you treat them with sincerity without reservation. You are also tangled, you know this is being spurned by others, and you hate being such a person. Until you finally show your feet, you lose what you originally had, and you don't get what you don't have. You are the one who regrets, and you are the one who feels guilty. Is there anything wrong with you?
I am very envious of Charles (Mike) in the play, he can love boldly, but also bear the consequences of indulgence. Charles gave up his reputation as a gentleman as more important than life. And being published in the newspaper undoubtedly made things worse, adding fuel to the fire, making Charles disgraced and ashamed. Unfortunately, he was ruthlessly abandoned by Sarah. Outside of the play, Mike deeply loves Anna, but Anna only regards this as a one-night stand that spans the entire play. Mike, who lost Anna, lost his soul and was in great pain. Why did he betray his family for the sake of a woman, but he was betrayed. I lost what I had, but I didn't get what I didn't have.
Mike is like a beast in a cage, full of animal nature, but he can be played with by others. How I hope that when Charles returns as promised, the gentle and kind Sarah is waiting for him. How I hope that Mike, who betrayed his family, will get Anna's change of heart, and the two will fly away without fear of conscience. Everyone is a boat in the sea. When the weather is calm, there are still water monsters. When the wind and rain are violent, who can answer?
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