37°2 le matin (1986)

Betty (Beatrice Dall) is a woman with a free and extreme character. She could not be bound, could not bear her beloved to be deceived and insulted by others, and her talent was not taken seriously. When Sanger (Jean-Hugues Anglade) takes her in, her personalities are so sharp that they are breathless. She had crazy sex with Sanger, and she almost crazily pursued perfectionist love. When she found out that Sanger was a talented writer, she resolutely typed the manuscript of his novel day and night and gave it to the publisher. However, no one was willing to accept it, and despair spread little by little in Betty's body. She had no scruples about hurting people who hurt herself and Sanger, and was paranoid and could not tolerate the dirt in her eyes. The news that she could not get pregnant gave her a blow on the head. As a result, Betty inevitably went crazy and even cut out her eyeballs. In Sanger's eyes, Betty became a woman whose life was worse than death.