Splitsville Romantic Comedy Debuts Exploring Open Marriages

The upcoming romantic comedy film "Splitsville," directed by Michael Angelo Covino and co-written with Kyle Marvin, explores complex relationship dynamics including infidelity and open marriages through two intertwined couples. The story follows Carey (Kyle Marvin) and Ashley (Adria Arjona), whose marriage unravels after a tragic car accident and Ashley's desire for divorce, leading them to the vacation home of their wealthy friends Paul (Covino) and Julie (Dakota Johnson), who maintain an open marriage. The film blends sharp humor with emotional depth, challenging audiences with its provocative and sometimes uncomfortable portrayal of love, lust, and contentment. The directors also star in the film and emphasize their collaborative writing process, which pushes boundaries and balances visual and verbal comedy. "Splitsville" is noted for its timeless approach to relationship comedy, filmed on celluloid to enhance its stylistic impact, and it is set for release on August 22. The film promises a whirlwind of emotions and unexpected twists, highlighting the unpredictable nature of desire and commitment in modern relationships.