Couples Therapy

In the 2010 comedy Couples Therapy, the seemingly perfect life of Anders and Puk takes a turbulent turn when they decide to rent out their basement to Ulrik, a charismatic family therapist. As the couple settles into their charming yet imperfect dream home, they soon find their relationship tested in unexpected ways. Ulrik, with his keen insights and unconventional methods, inadvertently starts to unravel the couple's deepest insecurities and hidden tensions, leading to a series of comedic misadventures that force them to confront their issues head-on.

At its core, the film explores the complexities of love and communication, showcasing the often hilarious yet painful realities of modern relationships. Anders and Puk, portrayed with a delightful mix of charm and chaos, navigate through misunderstandings and revelations that resonate with anyone who has experienced the ups and downs of partnership. The interplay between the couple and Ulrik adds a layer of depth to the humor, as they all grapple with the absurdities of life and love, making Couples Therapy a relatable and entertaining watch. Whether you're in a relationship or happily single, this film serves up plenty of laughs while reminding us that sometimes, the road to understanding each other can be both messy and amusing.