Married?

In 'Married?', we are presented with a transactional union that strips the romance from the ritual of matrimony. The narrative follows a man and a woman who enter into a legal bond not out of affection, but out of a desperate, calculated need to secure an inheritance. The catch? They must survive 365 consecutive days as a married couple to unlock the fortune. This isn't a story of falling in love; it is a story of endurance. As the days tick by, the domestic space becomes a battlefield of social performance and internal resentment. The film explores whether a relationship built on a lie can survive the claustrophobia of reality, or if the weight of the gold at the end of the year is enough to crush the human spirit. It is a cold, fascinating look at the mercenary nature of 1920s social climbing.