Group Marriage is a comedy film that revolves around four couples who decide to move in together and explore the idea of open relationships. The couples include Dave and Zina, who are married with children but feel like something is missing in their relationship. There is also Ben and Alyssa, a young couple who are exploring non-monogamy for the first time; and Tom and Laura, who are planning to get married but want to experiment with group sex first.
The last couple is Zack and Emma, who are swingers and have been in an open relationship for years. They bring the idea of a group marriage to the table, and the other couples are initially hesitant but eventually agree to give it a try.
As they dive deeper into their new arrangement, they encounter several obstacles and challenges. They struggle to navigate jealousy, communication, and power dynamics within the group. They also have to deal with the judgment and disapproval of their friends and family.
Throughout the film, the characters explore the idea of what it means to be in a committed relationship and the different ways that people can approach love and sexuality.
Group Marriage is a humorous yet thought-provoking film that challenges societal norms around monogamy and relationships. It highlights the importance of communication, consent, and mutual respect in any kind of romantic or sexual arrangement.
