Intimate

At a car accident site, Ji-noo and Nah-mi find a big bag full of money. Both of them are working hard, but always had bad luck and couldn't spare some money. So Ji-noo and Nah-mi decide to keep the money, but accidentally Jung-sook and Yakuboo learn about the bag and everybody tries to steal the money on their own. But when mobster who had lost the money, a dangerous chaos breaks loose.

The enigmatic Charles Frank, who wrote and directed several fascinating British productions before seemingly falling off the face of the earth, was responsible for this Jean Cocteau adaptation (the Cocteau original was previously filmed in France). Stripped down to essentials, the plot centers around George (Harold Warrender), who while married to Yvonne (Marian Spencer), keeps Madeleine (Marian Spencer) as a mistress. George's young son Michael (Russell Enoch), already in the formative stages of an Oedipus complex, falls in love with Madeleine. Yvonne is torn between keeping her son from going astray and preventing his unnatural mother fixation from getting out of hand. The fifth character is the exposition-spouting aunt Leonie (Ruth Dunning) who tries to smooth over her family's problems–and to overcome her own carnal desires.

Her lover has never taken a dangerous risk in his life. She has been for seven years and is going to get married next month. One day she meets a handsome stranger, who asked her to spend one day with him. It might be a mistake to accept his proposal, but over the next day she will experience a level of excitement and intimacy, she has never experienced before, and this could change her life all of sudden.