[Machine Translation] John Sayles, the genius director of "The Sea of Fiona," focused on the Cajun culture of the American South and shot the entire film in the swamps of Louisiana in a story of "healing and rebirth. A black woman is the nursemaid for a former actress who was dismembered in a car accident and a woman with a history of drug addiction. The two women, who have escaped from the city with broken hearts, are eventually led to a world of greenery and water by two men who are descendants of Cajuns, and their hearts are healed....