Susan (Green) actually a scientist, a lady whose heart is smashed from ex-boyfriend, a woman who thinks that will by no means find true love, a lady who sometimes hates sister's kids while he reminds them that she would never have the ability to have. Michael (McGregor) is a cook, a womanizer, a guy who may never have tasted love and does not know how to be in affection, usually spends almost every other evening with another girl, pushing all of them from the apartment before the sun rising, with the excuse that he could not sleep if there is somebody in his bed. Even though it appears as if his days are passing partying, he is actually lonesome, unfilled inside.
All of a sudden, the world is actually going through an illness which affects the human sense of smell. Firstly you get an attack of hidden grief, you're remembering cherished, for a long time dead family and relatives, what they meant to you and begin to cry just like a small baby. You cannot cease, so when you eventually stop and wipe your face it becomes clear that you can't smell anything. At first, everybody believes that it is a mystery epidemic. Susan works in a crew that is attempting to find the cause of the disease. Whilst individuals are beginning to stack up from day to day, brand new symptoms appear. New emotion assaults, emotional reactions, which hit individuals and after each of them disappears, citizens remain with no feeling, initially taste, hearing, and sight ultimately.

Amid all this, Michael and Susan start their love saga. At first, she doesn't wish to open up completely. He however is actually intrigued by her appearance and the fact that she is rejecting him when others find him irresistible. Lastly, she gives up thinking that possibly she was mistaken. And while the planet all over them is going down into a tense environment of horror and damage, they enjoy the romance and enjoy each other. They enjoy their days making love. He cannot sleep on his own in the bedroom. Finally holes vanished in him. Lastly the smile has returned on her lips. She is happy. But can their romance endure in this dying world?
What boosts this film over the many other romantic dramas is the chemistry between Eva Green and Ewan McGregor, pointed out earlier. With this chemistry and their amazing performing you really do not have a sense of watching a movie, however an actual episode that's occurring in front of your eyes. We ought to not forget the profoundly written conversation which even more contributes to the development of their relationship and the fantastic, gloomy phenomenal soundtrack that matches the whole atmosphere of the film.
This particular film you'll possibly love or hate, however, you will not remain without feelings, I guarantee you that.