Swung

(2015)

David is going through a rough time in his life - he's in the midst of a divorce, struggling financially, and experiencing erectile dysfunction. His girlfriend, Alice, is his support system, but her job as a writer for a failing magazine adds additional pressure. While searching for employment opportunities online, David stumbles upon a swingers website that piques his interest. The explicit messages he receives on their shared laptop understandably upset Alice, until she realizes that this could be the perfect story for her magazine.

Alice's colleagues are intrigued by the idea of uncovering the swinging scene, and despite David's reservations, she is encouraged to pursue the story. As Alice delves deeper into the swinger lifestyle, she begins to question her own sexual desires and contemplate the possibility of exploring this world herself.

Swung is a thought-provoking film that explores the complexities of relationships, sexuality, and the pursuit of personal fulfillment. It poses questions about monogamy, societal expectations, and the boundaries of love and desire. The movie skillfully navigates the line between drama and erotica, providing a nuanced portrayal of a couple grappling with their own insecurities and desires.

With compelling performances and a thoughtfully crafted storyline, Swung offers viewers an intimate and introspective look into the world of swinging, ultimately challenging long-held beliefs about love, sex, and relationships.