娼街

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男主角有一個溫馨美好的家庭，在鄉村的別墅，有著他美麗的妻子和可愛的孩子。丈夫因為公事小別妻子來到巴黎，頓時被夜色巴黎下的風塵女子所吸引。70年代的巴黎，即使是色情場所都充滿著濃濃的法國式的優雅，在一座歐式的公寓內，眾多風韻各異的女子優雅地在座位上吸著煙品著紅酒，或者透著窗對著路上的行人秋波暗送。男主角被一位風塵女子所吸引，不惜一擲千金買得春宵一刻，或許因為好奇或許也因為離開家寂寞的孤身一人，雖然看不出這個娼妓與他妻子有何相似之處，男主角卻傾情與此。漸漸地，原本腦子里只存在金錢交易的娼妓也似乎對男主角產生了感情。最后，男主角因為兒子的溺水身亡以及妻子的自殺而精神崩潰，最終飲彈而亡，而娼妓依舊維持著肉體交易的本職工作。 　　

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