Husbands and Wives (1992)
If the ship of a carefree married life begins to leak, feel free to seek advice from the main family therapist of the film world, Woody Allen - stories about people in crisis have long become his director's credo. Heroes break down, scream, suffer, cry, engage in soul-searching - and all so that the audience can learn the right lessons from their sad experience.

When a Man Loves a Woman (1994)
A piercing drama that proves that any problems that arise with one of the partners inevitably concern both and are resolved together.

Hope Springs (2012)
The plot of the picture focuses on elderly spouses who have lost interest in each other. One day, after weighing the pros and cons, they decide to share their personal problems with a therapist. And I must say, the specialist offers quite original methods for solving them.

The Story of Us (1999)
The narration in the film is conducted from the office of a psychotherapist, so the "healing" effect for the relationship after viewing will work by default.

This Is 40 (2012)
The main characters, whose marriage was exchanged for the second ten, may resemble a smiling couple from an advertisement for juice or toothpaste, but in fact, everything is exactly the opposite: the film clearly demonstrates what happens to such families after the words “Stop. Removed." The ideal picture is blurred every now and then by financial problems, domestic quarrels, and the blurring of boundaries between romance and personal hygiene. But behind all the jokes and "toilet" revelations lies the idea that blunted feelings for each other do not mean at all that love has passed.