Four Times That Night

The film delves into the intricacies of human desire, misinterpretation, and self-perception as it explores an evening where a man tries to seduce a woman. The narrative unfolds through multiple perspectives - the woman herself, the man who pursues her, a lewd doorman who witnesses the interaction, and even a psychoanalyst offering commentary on their motives and actions.The woman's viewpoint reveals her own conflicting emotions; while she finds him attractive, she struggles with his advances due to past experiences and her own sense of self-worth. On the other hand, the man sees himself as charming and confident but remains oblivious to the subtle cues indicating her disinterest. The doorman's perspective brings in a crude yet revealing insight into the man's actions, while the psychoanalyst provides thoughtful analysis of their behavior from an objective standpoint.By showcasing these varying points of view, the film subtly highlights how miscommunication and personal baggage can shape our understanding of situations and interactions, underscoring the importance of empathy and introspection in navigating complex social dynamics.