Like an orgy but only 1 person is invited. This film (based on a 1953 story by Marguerite Duras) is the story of a married woman who decides to betray her husband in front of him and a group of friends while in Italy for summer vacation. It's got aught's tech, 80's music, and 50's filters. What's worse is the series of Duras one-liners we're subjected to that felt even more cringe than they were in the book (e.g., "There is no vacation from love."). This movie wears 50s rétro fashion unironically, and it shows.