A group of people who lack love, a group of nervous people, gathered together to celebrate the promotion of their girlfriends, hide endless privacy under the amiable appearance, so they can't be open and honest with each other. Tom is a cowardly, restless, drug-drinking unscrupulous financier, Ginny and Martha are gay lovers who are bickering over fertility issues, and April is fed up with her boyfriend Gottfeld's mouthful of Chicken Soup for the Soul and the Philosophy of Settling in. Janet has been running around for her career and power all the year round while ignoring her husband Bill's emotional needs. The haggard-faced and dying Bill's remarks are like a giant monster lurking on the bottom of the sea, breaking the surface's calm and serenity... The unseen monster Marianne is the fuse of all contradictions.
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