A Very Natural Thing

David, a former monk in his twenties, meets Mark and falls with an intensity that quickly leads to a proposal to move in together. Their initial months are a sun-drenched idyll, but soon, divergent definitions of commitment begin to pull them apart. Mark seeks other sexual adventures, viewing monogamy as a constraint, while David, trying desperately to adapt, feels his vision of a marital bond crumbling. Their attempts to talk through the crisis reveal a chasm between them—one sees an ending, the other a betrayal of a sacred union, leaving David to wonder if a heart built for forever can survive a temporary love.