Plot
The film intertwines the story of four different couples and one threesome over the course of one sexual encounter, with specific chapters for each one: prelude, foreplay, sex, interlude, orgasm and afterglow. Each couple represents a specific archetype:
- The Best Friends - Matt and Kristen decide to become friends with benefits, but discover romantic feelings for each other exist.
- The Couple - Long-time couple Andrew and Abby are having trouble trying to put spice back into their lovelife and try something..."new".
- The Exes - Mia and Eric meet up for a one-off after having broken up some time back.
- The First Date - Jamie brings her womanizing date Ken back to her apartment.
- The Roommates - The two friends are roommates and one friend tells the other to have sex with his girlfriend.
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