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Gitti and Chris arrive at Chris's family villa in Sardinia, filled with excitement for their vacation. The picturesque scenery contrasts sharply with their differing personalities, setting the stage for their upcoming conflicts.

As the couple settles into their surroundings, the clash between Gitti's spontaneous nature and Chris's introverted temperament becomes evident. Their interactions highlight how Gitti thrives in social settings while Chris retreats into solitude, creating a palpable tension between them.

During a serious conversation about their relationship, Chris attempts to express his dissatisfaction with life and work, but Gitti interrupts, suggesting he should settle down with her. This suggestion leads to Chris feeling insulted and triggers a discussion about their fears of not being the right partner for each other.

Chris reluctantly runs into Hans, an old classmate who has achieved considerable success, which adds to Chris's insecurities. Hans invites Gitti and Chris to a barbecue that Chris ultimately accepts against Gitti's initial reluctance.

At the barbecue hosted by Hans and his wife Sana, the couple initially seems ideal, but their obnoxious behavior soon surfaces. Tension builds when Chris reveals he declined an architecture prize, a secret he had been keeping from Gitti, adding strain to their relationship.

The next day, Gitti and Chris embark on a long hiking excursion, where Chris's critical attitude escalates to the point of them getting lost. This experience exacerbates their underlying issues and sets a darker tone for the day.

Feeling neglected, Gitti pleads with Chris not to leave her alone overnight, but he dismisses her concerns and spends the night out with Hans. This abandonment deepens Gitti's feelings of isolation and frustration.

Upon returning home at dawn, Chris reveals his interest in pursuing an architecture job on the island. This news adds a new layer of complexity to their relationship, as Gitti struggles to adjust to this shift in Chris's ambitions.

In an effort to win Chris's affection back, Gitti adopts a new look and wears a dress she previously considered too plain. However, her attempt backfires when she faces embarrassment after running into the bohemian couple again.

At dinner with Hans and Sana, the atmosphere grows increasingly strained as Gitti tries to tone down her appearance while Chris acts erratically in an attempt to impress the guests. Their interactions create further discomfort and reveal deeper issues in their relationship.

The night takes a chaotic turn when Hans playfully tosses Sana into the pool, prompting Chris to repeat the act towards Gitti, despite her protests. This reckless behavior leads to emotional fallout, as Gitti feels humiliated and seeks comfort from Sana.

The next day, Chris believes he is mending their relationship by confessing his love and initiating intimacy. However, Gitti's indifferent response signals that deeper issues still remain unresolved between them.

Chris overhears Gitti planning to leave him, leading to a confrontation where she admits to falling out of love. This moment reveals the cracks in their relationship, escalating their argument and confrontational emotions.

As Gitti begins to pack her belongings, she theatrically plays dead on the floor, which momentarily shocks Chris. Eventually, this theatrical act softens his resolve, leading to shared laughter and a renewed connection between the couple.

In the aftermath of their emotional confrontation and with lingering feelings unresolved, Chris and Gitti share a genuine moment where they look into each other's eyes. This intimate exchange hints at the possibility of reconciliation, despite the turmoil they have faced.