Jude's rejection of prostitutes, Binoche's show of love, and the contradiction of his love for his wife and children made me think how could director Mingda process so rough, but I'm not disappointed, although I still admire Binoche's sudden appearance in front of the camera The unspeakable feelings that burst out are just a simple look. The
prostitute is so interesting. The classic lines are as follows
1. Trust, if you have to say it, it means there is none.
Trust...if you must To say the word, it means there is no trust to speak of.
2. 50 pounds, whatever you want.
Will:What's your name? What's your name?
Except talk. Does not contain small talk.
3. (Will gave her a bottle of perfume that his wife likes)
What man wants to be a girl that smells like his wife?
Why would a man like to be with a woman who smells the same as his wife?
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