Two men of different personalities, two couples who have extramarital affairs, come out of the same family jokingly. This is illustrating the prevalence of extramarital affairs.
Father-in-law Rudolph, confident, humorous, romantic and passionate. He claims to have sex with women other than his wife more than some normal couples. He is qualified to say that because he cheated 138 times in his life. Every cheating leaves a souvenir. He thought he was doing it flawlessly, but he never expected that his wife would know every time he cheated. But why didn't his wife expose him once? There is a woman's wisdom in it - pretending to be confused, and something else. It wasn't until after his wife died that he discovered Tulip's secret - his wife also had an extramarital affair.
Women are delicate and sensitive, far above men. But men's selfishness is much more than women's here, which means "only state officials are allowed to set fires, and people are not allowed to light lamps". His wife tolerated his infidelity 138 times, but he could not tolerate his wife to have a lover. Once exhausted hysterical, drunk on the street.
Audrey, the son-in-law, is honest, rigid, and known as a "fool". This kind of person, if he does not cheat, he will be out of control once he cheats. Before cheating, he lacked passion, could not satisfy his wife, and even had children. The seasoned father-in-law discovered this, encouraged him to cheat, and brought him to Sarota. This woman has fat buttocks and big breasts, and is sexy and hot. Men will have ideas when they see it. In the film, when Audrey is masturbating, he fantasizes about bumping in a chair with Sarota.
Audrey couldn't stand the temptation of the goddess, and the two had a relationship, especially keen on car shocks. Betrayal, arouse Audrey's passion, whether it is sex with his wife or Sarota, they are full of vitality and vitality. It seems that after satisfying his wife, everything is negotiable, and everything is developing in a better direction. But often this time, there will be a hidden crisis.
It needs to be added that Audrey's wife also had an affair with the waiter in her own restaurant, but she did not focus on the description, as if she just wanted to let the audience know that there was such a thing.
In my opinion, the film is about how extramarital affairs can spark passion, awaken sex, and save marriages; it also serves as a reminder of how dangerous extramarital affairs can be. As for whether extramarital affairs are desirable, the film does not give a clear answer.
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