Agreement

Once Peter and Ainsley were madly in love with each other, but now, having lived together for a decade and a half and having three children, they have cooled off and turned into indifferent neighbors. Yes, the love seems to have gone nowhere, but the passion has disappeared. Romantic candlelit dinners and therapy sessions do not help to revive their former feelings, and then Ainsley dares to take radical measures: she and Peter make an agreement that allows them to meet others on the side. And as the spouses expand the boundaries of deception, temptation, and suspicion, each begins to wonder: will 'until death do us part' come much sooner than expected?