This film shows how important actors are. The female protagonist's way of speaking, accent, eyes, the male protagonist's eyes, movements, two people framed together are full of tension.
The most interesting thing about this film is that there is absolutely no tension between the two people who are having an affair and have sex scenes, and the two people who have nothing happened, just rely on the eyes and the dialogue to make people feel that there are hormones everywhere. One can't help but feel that the charm of sex is not in the process of physical implementation, but in the previous interaction. If it is represented by a parabola, if the beginning of the physical implementation is the apex, the previous interaction is a process of continuous accumulation of energy, and the tension between the two people gradually rises.
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