I didn't feel a big difference between the two. I feel that the latter part of the woman is a bit fluctuating. The man is the first to confess that he is married. What is the director trying to express? What is right at this time, what is wrong at that time?
However, the acting skills of the two are really good. The whole movie is so embarrassing that it really takes patience to watch it. The director wanted to tell people. Do you want to express what you want to express as much as possible? At the end of the heroine, I feel that I really want to kiss the director, but I didn't play it. This scene really whetted my appetite.
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