Burning Flowers

The film centers on Herman, a delivery boy who works at a flower shop after school. His life takes a turn when he begins delivering bouquets to Rosa Stern, an enigmatic woman in her early 40s. Rosa's home, shrouded in heavy curtains, holds a mysterious atmosphere that draws Herman in.

As Herman continues to deliver flowers to Rosa, their interactions become increasingly significant for him. The film delves into the dynamics of their relationship, highlighting the contrasts between their ages and experiences. This exploration of desire and intimacy adds depth to the narrative, making it a notable entry in the romance genre of the mid-1980s.