A young man is freed from jail (for how long was he there?) and goes to the woods where he has wild sex with a prostitute and then walks in the city where he moves around that same night, visits an erotic show cabaret and finishes by renting a bath-less room in a cheap hotel where the landlady's daughter soon feels herself for him, a feeling that he doesn't return anyway. Since he feels lonely he puts an add on internet asking for a feminine company. Here enters the scene a young married lady whose husband works at night and all he wants when he gets home in the early morning is to get some sleep which he does at once while his wife has to calm her lust by making love to herself alone while he sleeps beside her. This lady answer the young man's ad and they eventually meet but she shows herself too shy for a deep relationship so their meetings are very chaste indeed and limited to conversation and a few innocent caresses not even a kiss. The young woman appears as having a lot of complexes and suffering for the want-don't want contradictory syndrome. But suddenly the young man takes her and a more uninhibited friend of hers to the erotic show cabaret where he begins a sensual dance with that friend of hers. This event unchains her hidden impulses and from now on she has a behaviour that contrasts much with her pretended shyness which surprises and shocks our hero very much but leads to a more or less happy outcome. These last scenes are a bit unconvincing, artificial and even not much plausible. We must say in fact that Alexandra Freudenthal in the role of Angela the shy lonely married young woman does her role not very well and in a rather unconvincing way. Nevertheless the movie is well made and directed and the cut rhythm is good enough. All the situations and events we watch there are true end authentic in human terms but rather banal nowadays in certain stratums of our society. So the movie lacks originality and depth even in psychological terms.
