The Dark Side of the Womb

When Greg and Lisa decide to call it quits after three years, the thought of breaking the news to their overly-invested best friends makes them examine how they remember their relationship...for better or for worse.

Pigheaded Bavarian rural fishmonger and trout breeder Fred Sattler has been alienating everyone for 20 years, and now even his wife (Hen)Rike has had enough, while the business suffered gravely too: she moves in uninvited with daughter Kathrin, a would be fashion designer, in Münich, where handsome but still unemployed lawyer fiance Hans Klein finds her presence ruins every attempt to be romantic, so after the ring proposal the whole marriage concept falls through. Fred meanwhile is told by fish-hating creditor Charlotte Görres time is up for his crushing debt, yet manages with her to turn the business around into 'experience', with cooking classes and involvement in the annual town festival. Rike dates her still single first love Bruno Maijer, only to realize she isn't over Fred and returns home, at first sight jealous of Charlotte, yet staying in her B&B and entering the 'fish stabbing' contest against Fred, which resets their rapport.

Dodo Warren, an ingenuous young bride, decides to take her three rejected suitors - Bobo Brown, Tommy Belden, and Dr. Elliott - along with her and her husband Herb on their honeymoon. Herb's protests fall on deaf ears, and soon all five are comfortably ensconced in a Florida resort. Herb finds Dodo in what appears to be a compromising position with Dr. Elliott, but her heartfelt explanation convinces him of her innocence. A year later, Dodo tries to rescue Angie Martin, who has quarreled with her fiancé Bobo and therefore plans to attend a party with George Haywood. After calling Dr. Elliott, Dodo asks Bobo to accompany her to the party, which Angie fails to attend, and later that evening, the well-meaning young wife is locked into Haywood's apartment. Following a new round of explanations, Dodo promises never to look at another man again.

Rasmus Hansen is a Danish sailor. Christine is a French singer. They live together in Antwerp, one of Europe's largest port cities. It all looks very good. But Christine and Rasmus have it like so many other loving couples: Who should decide? For Rasmus, there is no doubt. Unfortunately, that is not the case for Christine either. So they love each other when he is home from his travels while arguing. Maybe it would all run into the sand with the two if they did not find an event that could set off their emotions a little. None of them had expected it to be a whole world war. In August 1914, the First World War breaks out, and even though Rasmus manages to get his Christine to Fanø on a love holiday, it is not a victory for him. It's empty. All are taken home or to the front. They themselves return to Antwerp, which is now occupied by the Germans. What is the love of an entire world war ?. Rasmus goes on a trip with the English merchant navy after shooting a German officer. Incidentally, he is also firmly convinced that the war will only last a few months. When he returns home in 1919, Christine has, in spite of her anger, married an ice-cold man who is a banker. Rasmus comes all the way out in the ropes. He had thought Christine would wait for him until doomsday. Therefore, the last love showdown between them is now being planned, but on completely different terms than before the war.

Four stories about four priests with personal issues. Father EP (Bobby Andrews) deals with his biological child he never knew from her ailing ex-girlfriend before he left for the priesthood. Father Jojo (Polo Ravales) whose dream of entering the priesthood is seriously threatened by an attractive woman who he meets in an outreach program. Father Mon (Bojo Molina) is facing a crisis about his broken family testing his resolve on his alcoholic and womanizing father. Father Dondon (Gerald Madrid) is a closet gay priest who comes to terms with his homosexuality.