The innocuous sex game caused an accident, and then weaved a psychological discussion for viewing. The introduction in the first 20 minutes is bland and surprising, making viewers have illusions, and then the interweaving of reality and imagination is also handled simply and properly, but family ethics, marriage, and the perverted operation of the cemetery are slightly deliberate. Although the whole film is slightly less turbulent, it has enough aftertaste. I do remember the half-saliva clear glass, the silver handcuffs, the very firm bed, and the bottle of aphrodisiac that led to the accident, a starving dog, a deserted and remote vacation villa. There are also occasional images, seeking a sense of beauty.
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