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An ordinary woman is infected with hedonism and rejects all social conventions. She encounters various types of men in her pursuit of love and happiness. She loves and is loved, cheats and is cheated, exploits and is exploited, bores and is bored.
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An ordinary woman is infected with hedonism and rejects all social conventions. She encounters various types of men in her pursuit of love and happiness. She loves and is loved, cheats and is cheated, exploits and is exploited, bores and is bored.
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