Paris, France

The characters in the film, writers and publishers, seem to be unable to think about anything other than sex. The homosexual publisher, the second publisher Michael and the writer Sloane, who are prone to homosexuality, the publisher's wife, the writer herself, the author of senile novels, the late poet Minter, who wrote exclusively about death and is present in the film only in memories, are mixed up in this pseudo-decadent tangle, having sex and at the same time trying to philosophize. Michael became obsessed with the fact that the late John Lennon called him and said that in three days he would die...