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In Los Angeles, Annie and Darren are a married couple in a comfortable relationship that's lost its spark. They talk constantly, express affection verbally, start the day with high-end coffee, end the afternoon with gelato, shop at the farmer's market, prepare dinner as a team, do crossword puzzles, and talk in bed. Darren wonders if a one-night stand would help bring more sex to their marriage. Soon, the two of them are laying out the ground rules and talking through the mec... (Full plot summary below)

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In Los Angeles, Annie and Darren are a married couple in a comfortable relationship that's lost its spark. They talk constantly, express affection verbally, start the day with high-end coffee, end the afternoon with gelato, shop at the farmer's market, prepare dinner as a team, do crossword puzzles, and talk in bed. Darren wonders if a one-night stand would help bring more sex to their marriage. Soon, the two of them are laying out the ground rules and talking through the mechanics of each finding a lover for one night. They agree to give each other no details about the experience. The night comes. Will this give their relationship a needed boost?

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Village Voice - 9/10 by Nick PinkertonNone of the dialogue, presumably arrived at through improvisation, is either funny or memorable.
San Francisco Chronicle - 8/10 by Mick LaSalleAselton gets a lot said in 78 minutes. I think the main thing she says is something never overtly spoken, that life is essentially a lonely experience - even when we're surrounded by activity, and even if we never shut up.
New York Times - 8/10 by Stephen HoldenA smart seriocomic playlet with some emotionally harsh moments, although it refrains from plumbing its subject in agonizing depth.
Shared Darkness - 8/10 by Brent SimonSomething of an emotional-psychological cheat. The big emotional argument to which the film builds is inherently less interesting than what causes that action -- all of which remains unaddressed.
Metromix.com - 8/10 by Matt PaisLove's fragile intangibles rarely feel so visible. Viewers with a wandering eye may feel like they've gotten something out of their system.
Los Angeles Times - 7/10 by Gary GoldsteinThis engaging, nicely observed look at a 30ish L.A. couple who allow each other a one-night stand to help reheat their 7-year-old marital bed moves quickly and simply.
Newsweek - 7/10 by Jennie YabroffLow concept, maybe, but still something to talk about at your next dinner party.
New York Press - 7/10 by Eric KohnThe result is less of a movie than a sketch -- but a perceptive one
Seattle Times - 7/10 by Moira MacDonaldThough the dialogue explores some interesting territory, the couple remain elusive and a little dull; we never learn anything about them beyond the subject at hand, so they seem to exist in an odd, screenwriting-exercise vacuum.
Compuserve - 7/10 by Harvey S. KartenAn intimate, witty comedy-drama that evokes thoughts of 'The Seven Year Itch'

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