I'm looking for an old movie about opening a restaurant

I still haven't found this movie in two years. The content was like this: " The young couple opened a small restaurant. One day, a landlord from the city came to the small restaurant for a meal. He saw that the wife of the head of the family wanted to dominate this wife, and her husband wanted to open a bigger restaurant. He was worried about not having enough money. The landlord discussed with her husband,"If you let your wife spend the night with me, I'm willing to sponsor you to open a big restaurant for free.". The man agreed. The landlord had really sponsored him to open a restaurant, and the business was booming. After the landlord's friends found out about this, they also wanted to possess the restaurant's wife. They discussed it with the boss, but the boss did not agree. However, after the second day, the restaurant was unable to recover. The boss couldn't help but find the landlord to agree to this matter. On the night of work, the restaurant's madam slit her wrist in advance and committed suicide. After the boss found out, he went to the county government to complain. Unfortunately, the matter of the landlord colluding with the officials was settled. The boss was so angry that he burned down the restaurant and went crazy and wandered on the streets.
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Answer 1

There was an old movie about opening a restaurant, and it was called Fargo. The movie was released in 1996 and was directed by Robert Marshall. It starred John Depp and Julienne Moore.

The movie was about a restaurant owner and his family living and working in New York City. The protagonist, John Christofferhampton, is a successful restaurant owner, but his family lives in poverty. In the movie, the audience could see how John Kristoff made the restaurant one of the most successful restaurants in New York City through his own efforts and decision-making.

Eating Man and Eating Woman received widespread praise not only because it was an interesting film, but also because it revealed the complex issues of social class and family relationships.