Our take
Let's Both Try is a short indie drama about a newlywed couple testing boundaries through nude photo projects. Apple TV and other listings rate it R. Reviews describe prolonged full-frontal female nudity and frank sexual themes tied to marriage and faith. Best for adults only
Uplifting themes
The story asks whether love and faith can survive honest self-examination
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Story (may spoil tone)
Alice and Tommy are newlywed photographers whose love and faith are tested when Tommy embarks on a nude photography project. In response, Alice chooses to pose for another photographer, setting off a series of events that forces them to confront their deepest desires and insecurities.
Details
Language Some moderate profanity appears in dialogue
Some moderate profanity appears in dialogue
Sex / nudity Full-frontal nudity and prolonged nude modeling scenes are central to t…
Full-frontal nudity and prolonged nude modeling scenes are central to the plot
Mental health Jealousy and insecurity drive much of the couple's conflict
Jealousy and insecurity drive much of the couple's conflict
Talk after watching
- How do couples decide what feels respectful versus risky in art and intimacy?
- The film mixes religious faith with adult sexuality. How do families talk about that tension?
- Indie dramas can look tame in trailers but carry explicit content. Why check ratings first?