Hasta que tu muerte nos separe

Until Death Do Us Part is the story of a crime committed decades ago and a marriage forever marked by what they chose to hide. Wendy and Thom met at a writing workshop. They were young and trapped in lives they didn't want. Amid the confidences they shared and the desires they whispered, they imagined the possibility of committing the perfect crime. And what began as a literary game ended up being a real crime. Thirty years later, Thom -- a lackluster professor and writer suffering from writer's block -- returns to that past and begins to transform it into a story. What he writes threatens to shatter the fragile balance of their marriage and raise questions no one should ask. However, as he progresses with the draft, someone else begins to get closer to the truth. While Thom writes, Wendy lives with the feeling that the stability they have built could crumble at any moment. What is a creative exercise for him is, for her, the crack through which everything they have kept silent for decades could seep out. Although the past may seem distant, secrets have their own way of coming to light. A single word, a glance, or a poorly told story is enough to set them stirring. There are crimes that do not die in the past; they merely learn to wait.