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* {{Minimalism}}: Along with the MinimalistCast, the show is set exclusively in Jonathan and Mira's house and is largely comprised of the two of them having long-winded conversations as they deal with their marriage falling apart.
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* {{Minimalism}}: Along with the MinimalistCast, the show is set exclusively in Jonathan and Mira's house and is largely comprised composed of the two of them having long-winded conversations as they deal with their marriage falling apart.
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* AmicableExes: While Jonathan and Mira ''try'' to be this after they separate, and for the most part are able to be cordial with each other, nearly all of their conversations end up delving into arguments that only bring out the worst in themselves.
* BreakingTheFourthWall: The episodes begin with the cast and crew getting into position before the camera goes ''action'', allowing for another layer of artificiality and pretense in a show about a marriage where both parties are pretending.
* BreakingTheFourthWall: The episodes begin with the cast and crew getting into position before the camera goes ''action'', allowing for another layer of artificiality and pretense in a show about a marriage where both parties are pretending.
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* AmicableExes: While Jonathan and Mira ''try'' to be this after they separate, and for the most part are able to be cordial with each other, nearly all of their conversations end up delving into arguments that only bring out the worst in themselves.
themselves. In the finale, they're shown to get along very well, though both of them are forced to come to the realization that [[spoiler:they will never love anyone else as much as they love each other]].
* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:Jonathan and Mira get divorced and are perfectly amicable towards each other, and their daughter seems to be fine, but will most likely spend the rest of their lives pining after each other with the knowledge that they're still deeply in love]].
* BreakingTheFourthWall: The episodes begin with the cast and crew getting into position before the camera goes ''action'', allowing for another layer of artificiality and pretense in a show about a marriage where both parties are pretending. The very last scene of the show is Creator/OscarIsaac and Creator/JessicaChastain wrapping up the final scene and heading off the set together.
* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:Jonathan and Mira get divorced and are perfectly amicable towards each other, and their daughter seems to be fine, but will most likely spend the rest of their lives pining after each other with the knowledge that they're still deeply in love]].
* BreakingTheFourthWall: The episodes begin with the cast and crew getting into position before the camera goes ''action'', allowing for another layer of artificiality and pretense in a show about a marriage where both parties are pretending. The very last scene of the show is Creator/OscarIsaac and Creator/JessicaChastain wrapping up the final scene and heading off the set together.
* SexlessMarriage: [[spoiler:Jonathan's marriage with his second wife is one. He only married her because she was pregnant and he wanted another child.]]
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* TimeSkip: The show employs large time jumps between episodes. The second one takes place eight months after the first, the third one takes place three months after the second, and the fourth one takes place two years after the third.
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* TimeSkip: The show employs large time jumps between episodes. The second one takes place eight months after the first, the third one takes place three months after the second, and the fourth one takes place two years after the third.third, and the fifth episode takes place four years after the fourth.
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* FootDraggingDivorcee: Jonathan spends much of episode 4 trying to get Mira to sign the divorce papers. Ironically, as he points out, she was the one who wanted the divorce to begin with, but [[spoiler:losing her job and getting dumped by Poli]] has made her question her decision.
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* HeadbuttOfLove: As depicted in the image above, and the scene most heavily associated with the show. The actual scene is very brief, only lasting for a couple seconds.
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* HeadbuttOfLove: As depicted in the image above, and the scene most heavily associated with the show. The actual scene where Jonathan and Mira touch foreheads is very brief, only lasting for a couple seconds.
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* ShiksaGoddess: Jonathan was raised in a conservative Jewish family and gave up his religion after he got with Mira. As she says, he liked it that she didn't care for the traditions. After they split he starts picking up the traditions again.
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* SexWithTheEx: Jonathan and Mira have sex in episode 4 (just before their divorce papers are finally signed) and episode 5 ([[spoiler:after Jonathan has remarried and has had a son]]). They fully admit that it's a twisted dynamic.
* ShiksaGoddess: Jonathan was raised in a conservative Jewish family and gave up his religion after he got with Mira. As she says, he liked it that she didn't care for the traditions. After they split he starts picking up the traditions again. It's telling that [[spoiler:his second wife is Jewish, although he still prefers whatever he has with Mira over her]].
* ShiksaGoddess: Jonathan was raised in a conservative Jewish family and gave up his religion after he got with Mira. As she says, he liked it that she didn't care for the traditions. After they split he starts picking up the traditions again. It's telling that [[spoiler:his second wife is Jewish, although he still prefers whatever he has with Mira over her]].
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Rephrasing; she knew she wanted out before the abortion (if she had the baby she wouldn't leave).
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* AbortionFalloutDrama: A large part of why Jonathan and Mira's marriage fails is because of the abortion Mira has in the first episode; after that, she realized she felt trapped in her marriage and began having an affair.
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* AbortionFalloutDrama: A large part of why Jonathan and Mira's marriage fails is because of the abortion Mira has in the first episode; after that, she realized she felt episode. Mira was already feeling trapped in her marriage before it and began having an affair.had it so she could motivate herself to leave; the abortion then looms over their succeeding interactions since [[spoiler:Jonathan wants another child and Mira was willing to give it a go with Poli]].
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* GenderFlip: Paula, the unseen female student Johan has an affair with, becomes Poli, the unseen male coworker Mira has an affair with.
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* GenderFlip: Paula, the unseen female student Johan has an affair with, becomes Poli, the unseen male coworker Mira has an affair with.
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It premiered on Creator/{{HBO}} on September 12, 2021 and will run for five episodes.
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It premiered on Creator/{{HBO}} on September 12, 2021 and will run ran for five episodes.
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* AbortionFalloutDrama: A large part of why Jonathan and Mira's marriage fails is because of the abortion Mira has in the first episode; after that, she realized she felt trapped in her marriage and began having an affair.
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* MissConception: Jonathan's Orthodox Jewish upbringing meant that he never actually learned how sex worked, forcing Mira to have to teach him how, much to her frustration. Jonathan, in turn, was frustrated that Mira wasn't more understanding.
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* AmicableExes: While Jonathan and Mira ''try'' to be this after they separate, and for the most part are able to be cordial with each other, nearly all of their conversations end up delving into arguments that only bring out the worst in themselves.
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* GilliganCut: PlayedForDrama. In the first episode, Mira tells Jonathan she is pregnant, and the two agree to keep the baby and even discuss future renovations to their home. The scene then cuts to Jonathan Mira at the doctor's office preparing to terminate the pregnancy, meaning something changed in the week since.
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* GilliganCut: PlayedForDrama. In the first episode, Mira tells Jonathan she is pregnant, and the two agree to keep the baby and even discuss future renovations to their home. The scene then cuts to Jonathan and Mira at the doctor's office preparing to terminate the pregnancy, meaning something changed in the week since.since.
* {{Minimalism}}: Along with the MinimalistCast, the show is set exclusively in Jonathan and Mira's house and is largely comprised of the two of them having long-winded conversations as they deal with their marriage falling apart.
* MinimalistCast: Jonathan and Mira are the only two real characters, and other characters either have very minor roles or are only heard but not seen.
* {{Minimalism}}: Along with the MinimalistCast, the show is set exclusively in Jonathan and Mira's house and is largely comprised of the two of them having long-winded conversations as they deal with their marriage falling apart.
* MinimalistCast: Jonathan and Mira are the only two real characters, and other characters either have very minor roles or are only heard but not seen.
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* GenderFlip: Paula, the unseen female student Johan has an affair with, becomes Poli, the unseen male coworker Mira has an affair with.
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* ShiksaGoddess: Jonathan was raised in a conservative Jewish family and gave up his religion after he got with Mira. As she says, he liked it that she didn't care for the traditions. After they split he starts picking up the traditions again.
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''Scenes from a Marriage'' is a 2021 drama series by Creator/HagaiLevi. It is the [[ForeignRemake American remake]] of [[Series/ScenesFromAMarriage1973 the 1973 show/film of the same name]] by Creator/IngmarBergman.
As in the original, the show is about a seemingly successful married couple -- now a philosophy professor named Jonathan (Creator/OscarIsaac) and a tech executive named Mira (Creator/JessicaChastain) -- whose marriage fractures over the course of five episodes.
It premiered on September 12, 2021 on Creator/HBOMax.
As in the original, the show is about a seemingly successful married couple -- now a philosophy professor named Jonathan (Creator/OscarIsaac) and a tech executive named Mira (Creator/JessicaChastain) -- whose marriage fractures over the course of five episodes.
It premiered on September 12, 2021 on Creator/HBOMax.
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''Scenes from a Marriage'' is a 2021 drama series miniseries by Creator/HagaiLevi. It is the [[ForeignRemake American remake]] of [[Series/ScenesFromAMarriage1973 the 1973 show/film of the same name]] by Creator/IngmarBergman.
As in the original, the show is about a seemingly successful married couple -- now a philosophy professor named Jonathan (Creator/OscarIsaac) and a tech executive named Mira (Creator/JessicaChastain) -- whose marriagefractures over the course of five episodes.
slowly fractures.
It premiered on Creator/{{HBO}} on September 12, 2021on Creator/HBOMax.and will run for five episodes.
As in the original, the show is about a seemingly successful married couple -- now a philosophy professor named Jonathan (Creator/OscarIsaac) and a tech executive named Mira (Creator/JessicaChastain) -- whose marriage
It premiered on Creator/{{HBO}} on September 12, 2021
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''Scenes from a Marriage'' is a 2021 drama series by Creator/HagaiLevi. It is the [[ForeignRemake American remake]] of [[Series/ScenesFromAMarriage1973 the 1973 show/film of the same name]] by Creator/IngmarBergman.
As in the original, the show is about a seemingly successful married couple -- now a philosophy professor named Jonathan (Creator/OscarIsaac) and a tech executive named Mira (Creator/JessicaChastain) -- whose marriage fractures over the course of five episodes.
It premiered on September 12, 2021 on Creator/HBOMax.
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!!Tropes:
* AdaptationalNameChange: Marianne, Johan, and Katarina are now Mira, Jonathan, and Kate.
* BreakingTheFourthWall: The episodes begin with the cast and crew getting into position before the camera goes ''action'', allowing for another layer of artificiality and pretense in a show about a marriage where both parties are pretending.
* ForeignRemake: The American remake of the Swedish show ''Series/ScenesFromAMarriage1973''.
* GilliganCut: PlayedForDrama. In the first episode, Mira tells Jonathan she is pregnant, and the two agree to keep the baby and even discuss future renovations to their home. The scene then cuts to Jonathan Mira at the doctor's office preparing to terminate the pregnancy, meaning something changed in the week since.
* MythologyGag: Jonathan tells Danielle that Mira was dating the lead singer of a group called Saraband when they first met; ''Film/{{Saraband}}'' was the sequel to the original film/show.
* SettingUpdate: The show updates the original 70s-set version to America in the 2020s, with names and jobs changing with the times.
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''Scenes from a Marriage'' is a 2021 drama series by Creator/HagaiLevi. It is the [[ForeignRemake American remake]] of [[Series/ScenesFromAMarriage1973 the 1973 show/film of the same name]] by Creator/IngmarBergman.
As in the original, the show is about a seemingly successful married couple -- now a philosophy professor named Jonathan (Creator/OscarIsaac) and a tech executive named Mira (Creator/JessicaChastain) -- whose marriage fractures over the course of five episodes.
It premiered on September 12, 2021 on Creator/HBOMax.
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!!Tropes:
* AdaptationalNameChange: Marianne, Johan, and Katarina are now Mira, Jonathan, and Kate.
* BreakingTheFourthWall: The episodes begin with the cast and crew getting into position before the camera goes ''action'', allowing for another layer of artificiality and pretense in a show about a marriage where both parties are pretending.
* ForeignRemake: The American remake of the Swedish show ''Series/ScenesFromAMarriage1973''.
* GilliganCut: PlayedForDrama. In the first episode, Mira tells Jonathan she is pregnant, and the two agree to keep the baby and even discuss future renovations to their home. The scene then cuts to Jonathan Mira at the doctor's office preparing to terminate the pregnancy, meaning something changed in the week since.
* MythologyGag: Jonathan tells Danielle that Mira was dating the lead singer of a group called Saraband when they first met; ''Film/{{Saraband}}'' was the sequel to the original film/show.
* SettingUpdate: The show updates the original 70s-set version to America in the 2020s, with names and jobs changing with the times.
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