Nuptials

Hannah and Stephen were looking forward to the happiest day of their lives-their wedding. But little did they know that their destination wedding and honeymoon would unlock their deepest secrets and fears and force them to confront the darkness that lurks in love and the love that lives in darkness. After arriving at their luxury resort, Stephen and Hannah begin to settle into the bliss of their wedding and honeymoon, but Hannah is worried about Stephen's lack of interest in their marriage. She is worried because his focus is squarely on his painting. As he passionately paints, he abandons her at the beginning of what should be their new lives together. After confronting him about his apparent lack of interest in the marriage, Hannah and Stephen begin to confront what it means to be "married" in a journey that brings them into close contact with their dreams, nightmares, and fantasies. Are they trapped in their marriage? And why does it seem like they are trapped in their bridal suite? Is there any way to escape the "trap" of love so that they can build a life together?