A gifted erotic novelist who was put in an asylum as a lunatic in a time when sexual topics were not allowed to be discussed publicly, he was not wrong in himself. In this day and age, he may still be able to make a lot of money. Does his work sell for money to maintain the lunatic asylum? The novelist may have really fallen in love with this Madeleine, she'd been willing to help him all the time, read him, and even ended up sacrificing her life to write for him, between a genius and a lunatic Brave, talented, naked, honest, unabashed about his desires
Madeleine is also honest and sincere. She likes the novelist's work and has always helped him. She is very smart. She has a somewhat inexpressible affection for the priest, the novelist and the person who passes the manuscript. His patronage, the admiration for the novelist's talent, and the taste of freedom in the messenger.
The priest loves Madeleine, but the so-called belief in his heart can only keep the beloved woman out. It turns out that in the end, his belief is really vulnerable. Every time he meets and chats with him, the protagonist gradually makes him gradually Realizing that his faith is not firm enough, but forced by the secular and his inner "face", he chooses to pretend to maintain his pure heart, faith, firmness, and kindness to raise the patient's "priest" image. Finally, he sees the body of Madeleine. His dream is actually the beginning of the unveiling of his rational mask... Later, he acquiesced in the doctor's cruel punishment of the patient and even helped him to abuse him...
The doctor is nearly 60 years old and also married a 16-year-old nun and wanted to lock her in a golden wire cage. Unexpectedly, the pursuit of the unknown in human nature and the pursuit of sex itself made the nun and the construction foreman eloquently deserve the doctor...
I don't know much about the political and cultural background of the Napoleonic period, but this film is no pressure for a person who doesn't know much about religion and the general background. The pursuit of sex is indelible. What indestructible belief is there?
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