An architect from a very conventional milieu has an adventure with another woman who is engaged to be married.

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At the wedding of her mother Elisabeth to Lasse, the lively Frida (Liv Mjönes) meets the very attractive Mia (Ruth Vega Fernandez), the daughter of her future stepfather. During the festivities, Mia announces she is engaged to marry Tim, a colleague at her architectural firm. While Tim is away looking at a property Lasse wants to renovate, Mia lets herself be seduced by Frida. Will Mia have the courage to drop her life plans and not care what anyone thinks, so she can be her true self?

This film by Swedish director Alexandra-Therese Keining begins strongly, with fine cracks appearing in the façade of the happy family. Lasse is in latent conflict with Frida, a spirit too free for his taste. He isn't much more comfortable with his daughter Mia, who demands with suspicious stubbornness to wear her mother's wedding dress to her own nuptials. Unfortunately, the story quickly falls into the usual melodrama about a threesome. The fact that it's about love between Lesbians changes nothing.