A very gentle middle-aged man is married, but when he falls in love with another woman, he decides that to divorce his wife would humiliate her too much – so instead he decides to k..l her.
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Diorama (2022)
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Diorama is a 2022 Swedish drama film written and directed by Tuva Novotny. It stars Pia Tjelta and David Dencik. The film premiered in Sweden on May 6, 2022.
Story:
After years of dating, Frida and Bjorn have been married for ten years and have three offsprings. As working parents, they both find their passionate lives overshadowed by their busy mornings and monotonous lives.
Frida realizes how stagnant their marriage has become and wants to spice things up by offering marriage counselling, a break, or even a threesome to Bjorn.
He dismisses all of them, advising her to stop complicating things because counselling isn’t the answer to everything. As a solution, they both decide to spend the night away from their problems rather than working on them. When they do take a break, it ends up being a disaster.
Their marriage crumbles as a result of their refusal to acknowledge and resolve the issues. The rest of the movie covers their divorce, intense disputes, offspring custody, resentment, and eventual separation.
Plot:
Diorama is the story of Frida and Björn. Through their everyday relationships, divorce and the consequences thereof, we follow the normative lives of normative people, but with a parallel story from the animal kingdom. A parallel story that, throughout the film, attempts to investigate and explore what really happens, biologically and chemically, when we love, hate, grieve and feel happiness.
And how most animals do not quite function in the ways that Christian society structured and institutionalized pair bonding many hundreds of years ago.
Have we fo...d ourselves into a way of cooperating that actually goes against our pre-programmed biology? And if not, why do 60% of marriages end in divorce worldwide?
In short, a very familiar love story, told in a not-so-familiar setting.
Cast
Pia Tjelta – Frida
David Dencik – Björn
Claes Bang – Ben
Cheating Notes:
Bjorn and Frida are a reasonably normal married couple. We first meet them when they are young and in the early stages of romance; they are carefree and in love. We then catch up with them as a married couple some years later. Spontaneous lovemaking has made way for a highly structured and regimented life, where both parties seem to be going through the motions.
As Frida herself at one stage describes, their life is simply “work, kids, kids, work”. Aware of how stale their marriage has become, Frida wants to do something to shake it up, suggesting a range of solutions to Bjorn that include marriage counseling, a break, or even a threesome. He dismisses all of them, preferring to sink into denial. Inevitably, their marriage fails and the rest of the film deals with how they navigate their divorce.
There are two sex scenes in the movie, one at the very beginning.
The film opens with Frida and Bjorn, very young, joining their friend for a party.
While chatting with their friends, one of them remarks that they've moved in together and that all they need now is to have offsprings.
To which Bjorn replies that they practice a lot, all the time!
00:06:43 Björn and Frida give us a demonstration later that evening.
Frida gets screwed doggy-style against a table.
(I don't know if this is during the party or at their house.)
Then there is a ten-year time jump where Björn and Frida are married and have 3 kids.
Frida is unhappy, while Bjorn is adapting very well to married life (at least, he's not complaining).
Thinking he's doing the right thing, the husband lets his wife go out alone with her friends (their mutual friends, the ones from the beginning).
It was during her nights out that Frida met another man, Ben, an old acquaintance, who suggested they meet later for coffee.
It's during this period that Frida cheats on her husband. We don't know if it was with Ben or someone else.
(There's no sex scene, only Frida's confession and her husband's outburst when he finds out.)
There's another time jump; this time the couple is already divorced.
00:49:10 While Frida is talking with a friend, she hears a bang. Frida runs to the window to see what it was and sees a car crashing on a wall. Next to the car is her husband (Björn seems to have done this to get her attention and show her how bad he is; in any case, he's unharmed).
The husband started yelling at her and called her all sorts of names, telling her she was a whore and that she was sleeping around...etc.
Here is the full dialogue for those who are interested:
"-What the hell was that?
-There you are, you screwing cunt!
-And you, screwing...
-Your disgusting girlfriends...
You know what? Burn in hell!
-Screwing cunts. I hate you!
-I don't want this car!
-I don't want that flat!
-I don't want anything from you!
-Get that?
-Do you get what you've done?
-Were you thinking about the kids?
-Were you thinking at all about the kids
-when you spread your legs like some screwing slut all over town?
-Screw you! Go home to Norway.
-Do me that favor.
-Are you insane?
-What's wrong with you, you screwing psycho?
-Don't you think I know about your screwing text messages?
-Do you think I'm a screwing idiot?
Don't you think I know what you've done?
I know everything, screwing hypocrite!
-You're just as complicit!
-You are. It's just as much your fault!
-And don't try to make this about the kids.
-Because it's about you, screwing dick,
-and about how bloody selfish you are!
-You're up your own screwing asshole,
that's what you are.
-Yes, I slept with him!
-Who the hell cares?
-Who the hell cares about that?
-I wanted to be with you!
It was you I wanted.
-But you ignored our family.
-You ignored me!
-Because you are a screwing dickhead!
-So screw you!
-Go to hell!"
Unfortunately, that's all we get regarding her infidelity—no sex scene.
The second sex scene takes place after the divorce, and I think I understand why @marcopolo (the forum member credited for this film) thought the couple was still married.
(I watched this movie in English, so I understood everything, but I don't think that was the case for @marcopolo)
01:09:46 The scene unfolds as follows: we see Frida in the kitchen preparing a meal. She is waiting for her husband to bring the offsprings back (they share custody). Her husband calls to say that he won't be bringing them back after all, and that they are going to his parents' place instead.
Later, Frida runs into Ben (the guy from the beginning) at an art gallery, and he tells her how he managed to get over his divorce:
"-There comes a time when you have to move on.
-So I went to therapy and looked inward.
-So now I have...
-It's over. That chapter is finished.
- Well done.
- Yeah.
- And it happened fast.
- Yeah.
-Just half a year. You're awesome!
-What?
-We only live once.
-I couldn't waste any more time on figuring out why it wasn't working.
-It wasn't working. And it's complicated.
-Now it's over.
-We've got routines and it's working.
-No drama.
-Time to live a little.
-I wish I could say the same.
-Is it that bad?
-Yeah, but...
-I cheated, so I asked for it.
-It's usually about something else, isn't it?
-Believe me, I know.
- Didn't I tell you?
- No.
-My ex met somebody else, and so...
-That fo...d me to..."
Once again, we learn of Frida's infidelity only through the dialogue.
01:18:14 Now that Frida lives alone, she brings Ben home to screw her in the kitchen.
Even though the scene is shot from a distance, it’s well done—no shitty music, just Frida moaning with pleasure.
Ben cums inside her—presumably without a condom—and Frida then walks him to the door. They share a passionate kiss and say goodbye.
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This movie falls into the "infidelity mentioned, not shown" category.