Marriage 2.0 tells a story both timely and universal. This love letter to San Francisco - the cultural epicenter of the alternative relationship movement - suggests that the ideas of growth, novelty, and sexual adventure can exist within a millennial marriage. What makes Marriage 2.0 a different kind of relationship movie is its frankness for all the pleasures of open relationships, jealousy and vulnerability do not magically disappear. Set against the vivid, natural beauty of Northern California and San Francisco, Marriage 2.0 follows a couple (India Summer and Ryan Driller) on their search for personal freedom, emotional and sexual bliss within the context of an honest and committed modern relationship. Our relationships, romantic and otherwise, are in many ways beginning to reflect these new realities. Scene description: Wander the Internet or your neighborhood and it's clear: throughout our culture, much of what was true 20 years ago is not necessarily the case now.
