The tone is realistic, but many repetitions of symbolism and overly extreme plot make it unreal and romantic. I don't like this legendary feeling, and prefer artistic processing that preserves the sense of reality and leaves no traces. But the rhythm and feeling of the whole film are really beautiful, and the storyline is deep and rich, and people think a lot about extramarital love...
1. Timo went from rape to prostitutes to falling in love with this woman because he saw in her the shadow of the poor and broken family that was concealed by his delicate middle-class life. He wanted to protect her and love her precisely because This similar soul, in order to care for that part of the shadow in his heart. If he and his wife are in the same spirit, have tacitly consistent living habits, understand each other's souls and comfort each other, he will still cheat, but he will not love so hysterically and desperately. Of course, being a good-looking person is by no means a legitimate excuse for cheating. After all, no matter how close and compatible two people are, it is impossible for them to fully understand each other.
2. A child is too important to a relationship. Once pregnant, it is impossible for you to leave this woman again, because what you leave is no longer just a love, but also a lovely, innocent little life connected with your own blood. Italia got pregnant first, and if she had divorced a few months earlier, the wife would not have conceived. But the wife is also pregnant. Between the two children inside and outside of marriage, it is impossible for a child with marriage and family protection to be abandoned. This marriage has been unbreakable by her daughter Angela, so Italia has only an abortion. In a fruitless relationship, to be pregnant is to give one's life.
3. Loyalty is a promise that is too hard to keep, and cheating is just too hard to suppress your natural nature. I think the root cause of most cheating behaviors is that their promise of lifelong loyalty when they get married is too easy and mere formality.
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