by Helen 
24/45
A single mother and a married man begin a relationship, realizing that their relationship is purely sexual
Although they agree that the relationship has no future, they find themselves increasingly attracted to each other.. (at about 12 minutes) While visiting the Petit Palais museum in Paris, Charlotte and Simon pass by Pierre Bonnard’s . painting s.
do you love her Simon: Yes
Vincent Macaigne appears in Bonnard, Pierre et Marthe (2023) about Pierre and Marthe Bonnard. Charlotte: Stop thinking about “cheating on your wife”. Charlotte: Well, don’t lie to her.
See you for other reasons Features Prizori iz bračnog života (1974)
La JavanaiseMusic, Serge Gainsbourg Lyrics Serge Gainsbourg Performed by Juliette Gréco(P) 1963 Decca Records France Universal Music Publishing Film & TV©1962 & 1998 Warner Chappell Music France & Melody Nelson Publishing Warner Chappell Music France & Melody Nelson Publishing. “It is Macaigne, however, who captures the narrative’s midstream and arouses the audience’s curiosity and investment. His Simon is a cross-section of the modern mythopoetic man, rational, sensitive, full of cutesy flaws that can do no one any harm other than embarrass himself, and Macaigne is a ball of neurosis, a modest windbag, hopelessly self-conscious.
his awkwardness, yet he continues to honestly pour out real feelings and confusions
By the end of the day, the story comes full circle back to where it began. During another chance encounter, Simon is excited to ask Charlotte to be his girlfriend again, as well as the exchange, but you have to give it to him for his recklessness and persistence, and even Charlotte seems impressed. Mouret’s open ending gleefully suggests that this may not be the last time they see each other."-