Speaking In Tongues

It starts with two couples who have brie?y jettisoned their married partners, embarking on one-night stands. Although Leon and Jane make it into the sack where Pete and Sonja don't, both couples echo each other's dialogue. Matters get stranger when they are edgily re-united with their spouses. Jane, in particular, has an unnerving story to tell about seeing a bloodied neighbour hurling a woman's shoe into a rubbish dump. The rami?cations of this are explored in the second half, when we learn that the shoe belonged to a therapist su?ering her own marital trauma.

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