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Life is like a road full of forks in the road, and every choice will slide you into the unfathomable future.
"Infidelity" was written by Adrian. Directed by Lane, Richard Kirr, Diane. Film starring Ryan. This film is a social phenomenon reasoning film, from the perspective of ordinary middle-aged men and women to show how the choice between one thought will bring to life after marriage enters a flat period, in the face of responsibility and external temptations.
The middle-class Connie and Edward have been married for 11 years, and they live a mundane life in the small town. The husband has a successful career, the son is naughty and lively, and it is the perfect marriage in the eyes of everyone.
On this day, connie was out on an errand when she encountered a typhoon, the wind blew her shaky, unable to open her eyes, stumbling and stumbling with Paul holding a book, falling to the ground and injuring her knees.
Paul helped her get a taxi to get her to the hospital, but he couldn't get a taxi again in this weather, so he invited Connie to a nearby home to bandage it.
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It was Connie's first fork in the road, and Connie looked at the tall and handsome Paul and pretended not to see a taxi behind him. She chose to go to Paul's house. She may not have any other thoughts in her mind, but she can't resist an attractive man.
Connie followed Paul to his home, which was full of books and full of romance. When Connie called her son, Paul pressed an ice pack to her knee, his warm hand gently pressed his knee, and a pair of gentle eyes looked at her with affection.
Connie stood up in a panic to leave, and Paul gave her a book. It says to be happy in time, and the book is full of Paul's hints. How could Connie not understand?
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This was connie's second fork in the road, connie chose to refuse, but her heart was already throbbing, and she stuck to the bottom line this time.
The next day, as usual, she had sent away her husband and children, and bored as she opened the book Paul had given her, a business card with Paul's phone dropped out.
After several struggles, a weak-hearted Connie secretly ran to the public telephone hall to call Paul. Connie was invited to Paul's house again, and Paul touched her neck as he undressed her, but conscensioned by Connie!
Paul took Connie's hand again to touch the Braille book, and the warm hand and gentle language made Connie a little overwhelmed, but she remembered her identity as a married woman, so she quickly left.
Back at home, Connie was absent-minded and guilty as she bought new clothes for her husband.
How familiar is this practice, because the guilt is doubly good to you, as if it can offset the betrayal of the relationship, so that you can feel at ease.
The next day Connie still did not resist the temptation and came to Paul's house again, and something that should not have happened while they danced.
In the car home, Connie was still reminiscing about what had just happened. Her heart had been disturbed by the relationship.
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This is connie's third life fork in the road, when you stare into the abyss, the abyss is also staring at you. The choices she has made have slipped her into an unpredictable future.
How can all this be hidden from the pillow man? Edward gradually sensed that something was wrong with his wife. But Connie couldn't take care of that much anymore.
Every day after sending her husband and son away, she would change into a beautiful slip dress and high heels to go on a date with Paul. Each time Paul would take her to a different location to play, this passionate life made Connie addicted.
Connie's best friend told her that there was no good outcome for someone who was unfaithful to marriage. Connie couldn't listen at all. The freshness that Paul brought her was already greater than anything else.
On this day Edward wanted to invite his wife to dinner, but Connie said that she was going to the beauty salon. Edward called the beauty salon and knew she hadn't gone at all. That's right, Connie went on a date again.
This time he was seen by Edward's colleagues, who reminded him. Edward couldn't believe connie would do such a thing.
When Edward was on a business trip, Connie was obsessed with dating and forgot about picking up her son.
At this time, Edward hired a private investigator and filmed evidence of his wife's infidelity. Edward was in pain, and he wanted to talk to Paul and save the marriage.
But then Connie thought about her son and her beloved husband and gradually woke up and decided to break up with Paul.
A few days after she sent Paul a parting voice, she saw Paul walking intimately with a woman in his arms, and then she realized that the love she thought was not love, but just a sexual encounter with Paul.
Paul, a love killer or a liar, has never given true affection to Connie, and his understanding of Connie's "romance" is more appropriate as seduction, because his purpose is only to enjoy one love game after another.
An angry Connie, you stalk Paul and punch the woman, Paul hugs Connie, and connie eventually submits to Paul's tenderness.
Afterwards, Connie found that Edward had come to her, and she immediately slipped through the back door.
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The play has long been explained: husband and children, that is, the family. From this point of view, Connie's return is sooner or later, after all, passion is not the essence of life, nor can it change life, let alone connie's intention to give up her husband and children. Connie, who made the choice, would not have changed even if she had not discovered that Paul had a lover.
And the plot of discovering that Paul has a lover, in addition to making Connie feel the pain of betrayal, also makes her understand the emotional desire she really wants in her heart, that is, single-minded love! In addition to family affection and responsibility, this promotes Connie's return from another side! But life is like a one-way street that can't be turned back, and since some choices have been made, there is no room for regret.
Edward and Paul were talking quietly, but he broke down when he saw the messy sheets and the crystal ball he had given to his wife. He finally couldn't stand it and slammed Paul's head with a crystal ball, eventually smashing him to death.
In the midst of panic, he hears a message on the phone, and Connie tells Paul that she knows to repent and end her relationship with him, but it's too late.
Finally Edward and Connie sat in the car, parked in front of the police station, waiting for an ending.
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The root cause of the marriage crisis of middle-aged couples is that when the passion of love tends to flatten, what is your choice in the face of temptation?
Connie's infidelity leads to the murder of her lover, the imprisonment of her husband, the loss of her father's love to the child, and the destruction of three men at the same time. How do you deal with the desires in your heart? Desires arise with people, are natural and normal, but desires are controllable.
Which relationship wasn't sweet and passionate at first? Passion will always disappear, our life will eventually return to the plain, a happy marriage should learn to operate, learn to communicate, cherish the people around you, feel the beauty in the plain, do not be overwhelmed by inner desires.
There's a line in the play that It's only thing I wish I could undo If I could.
Life is a one-way street, and there is no turning back after walking through it. Every choice is crucial, go well, choose carefully, and don't let life leave regrets.