Movies and TvShows featuring "open-relationship-backfires" theme.

In Duck Butter, a lesbian couple decides to spend 24 uninterrupted hours together, hoping it will spark new passion in their relationship. However, as they navigate through their insecurities and past traumas, their experiment takes unexpected turns and challenges their love for each other.

Ivan and Vera are a young married couple. Both successful in their work, they live in a luxurious villa with their daughters, Petra and Vanja. Aleksandar is their best friend, an architect, as well as Vera's work colleague, who regularly spends time with Ivan and Vera. Aleksanadar and Ivan are friends from childhood, they often go out to nightclubs where Ivan leads a double life. Everything will change one day when the surprising proposal Alexander makes to Ivan does havoc in their lives.

In this British drama, Ellen (Sorcha Brooks) and Jack (Antony Edridge) recall a time when they traded partners, and their remarks set a partner-swapping party in motion among four other couples. As the long night's journey into sex progresses, various fears and anxieties surface. Shown at Montreal's 1997 World Film Festival and the 1997 San Sebastian Film Festival.

Open is a comedy drama that explores the unconventional relationship of a couple who decides to have an open relationship. It delves into the challenges and complexities they face as they navigate the world of non-monogamy, while also exploring the dynamics of love, trust, and jealousy.

Panama is a drama and romance movie about a young man who finds himself in a complicated love triangle. He becomes involved with a cheating girlfriend and must navigate the challenges of an open relationship. As tensions rise, jealousy and infidelity come into play, leading to steamy encounters and confrontations. The protagonist also deals with personal struggles, including living with his grandmother and trying to figure out his own desires and identity. Panama explores themes of love, lust, and the complexities of relationships.

A Piece of Pleasure follows a middle-aged couple who, in an effort to add excitement to their marriage, decide to experiment with an open relationship. However, their decision leads to unexpected consequences and challenges their understanding of love and commitment. As they navigate the complicated world of swinging and open marriages, they confront jealousy, trust issues, and the emotional complexities that come with exploring sexual liberation. Set against the backdrop of Paris, the film delves into themes of infidelity, desire, and the consequences of pursuing pleasure at all costs.

When family life becomes monotonous, two normal families find a not-so-normal solution to their problems. But it seems that the problems tend to get worse.