Crazy in Love

The most realistic and shocking domestic violence film in Spain in recent years, using flashbacks to record the love process of a couple from falling in love at first sight to becoming a fistfight. The brutal violence becomes more and more shocking every time. I can no longer describe how I fell in love at first sight. I can only remember the first quarrel and the first time I hurt someone. Following a conservative family upbringing, the wife thought that being patient would only lead to more cruel violence. Like all families with hidden violence, Angela and Joaquin were originally an enviable couple. They met through work, fell in love at first sight, and soon held a wedding. The first time they quarreled was because Angela smoked during pregnancy, and the first time Joaquin hurt someone was because of Angela's smoking. Then there were more quarrels, more beatings, and fleeting confessions. Of course, later on, Joaquin had more and more reasons for beating his wife: he was jealous because he peeked at Angela's letters from college friends, he was angry because Angela didn't want to have sex with him, and so on. Angela has no more choices, because under Spanish law, Joaquin’s punishment is at most a fine of 20,000 yuan or imprisonment for 5 hours, and then A