A married couple has problems and he wants to solve these against her wish by consulting a psychiatrist. As both expect an older woman they are very surprised when the psychiatrist reveals to be a good looking younger woman of the same age as they are. Especially he likes it this way whereas she becomes kind of jealous. But as things can happen in relationships of three persons, the two women fall in love... 　　- from IMDB

A married couple has problems and he wants to solve these against her wish by consulting a psychiatrist. As both expect an older woman they are very surprised when the psychiatrist reveals to be a good looking younger woman of the same age as they are. Especially he likes it this way whereas she becomes kind of jealous. But as things can happen in relationships of three persons, the two women fall in love... 　　- from IMDB

The line of reason escaped the faith. It seems to be free but is slaughtered by others. The wandering of right and wrong draws a imprisoned life is in pursuit of a glimmer of life only. Is it a depressing paradise or a plump ideal? Retreat to pursue your own rhythm is to satirizes pathological values and love instead.

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