Wife v. Husband

Bryan Zimmer has filed a lawsuit against Hazel Cooper, the wife who stood by him for more than twenty years. To their neighbours, relatives and old friends, Hazel is flawless: she married him when he was poor, nursed his sickly mother to her final days, raised their son Alex almost alone, and was named the town's model wife. The gallery curses Bryan as an ungrateful man who abandoned his family, and Alex swears he will never call him father.

Bryan insists he never cheated and that the court will deliver justice, yet the room turns on him, and his heart condition falters under the fury. Hazel offers to take him back if he withdraws the case, but he demands the death penalty for the losing side. Both parties agree, and the court rolls in memory extraction equipment to play their memories aloud.

As Hazel's memories begin to screen, the truth of their marriage waits to be judged.