It was only when I said "For you. For the book" that I realized that it was like this—the writer has been famous for a long time. Although the serialized commercial novels are very popular, their creative passion has been wiped out by the stereotyped writing. Tired and disappointed with a publisher (lover?) who has been working together for 20 years, is full of money, and has lost his original intention.
In a villa in the French countryside, the writer makes up a story. The story was finally revealed as the content of the author's new book, and there seemed to be some metaphors for herself:
The girl's debauchery is her behavior that goes against her writing heart and blindly caters
The girls fooling around are all unattractive and unappetizing uncles in town: writing to please the market and readers, but I don’t like it (the fans recognized it at the beginning of the film, but coldly rejected the other party’s enthusiasm)
Girl finally kills an uncle: finally determined to get rid of publishers
The final wave: a symbol of a complete farewell to the past, a search for a new publisher, and writing about what you really approve of.
The writer drank tea and yogurt at first, then went to the store to eat sweets, and ate and drank at night.
From the tense attitude at the beginning to the relaxed expression she never had when waving goodbye at the end, she no longer suppressed herself.
I don't know if there is anything to say about the crosses that have appeared many times and the scars left by car accidents, too lazy to think about it _(:з」∠)_
This translation is very deceptive. I thought it was a crime film, but it turned out to be a suspenseful literary film emmm
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