The setting is a sprawling, sun-drenched estate in the French countryside, where the air smells of lavender and old money. This is the world of women like

As a Dorcel production, the film maintains a high standard of cinematography and art direction, often referred to as "pornochic." Unlike many industry standard films of the era that use heavy music or voice-over to cover direct dialogue, this production was noted by reviewers on IMDb for preserving its direct-sound dialogue, featuring both English and French tracks.

The story focuses on the psychological and sexual unraveling of , a woman caught in a complex emotional web with her husband, Eric . The central conflict arises from Eric's past and ongoing mental connection to Anna’s friend, Sophie.

By examining these issues through a nuanced lens, we can foster a deeper understanding of the complexities involved and encourage more empathetic and informed discussions about relationships, infidelity, and social class.

The 2017 production features several of Dorcel’s recurring European stars, including: