Plot

Some things in life are eternal. Marriage generally isn't. Migle, who married when she was very young, has for 26 years been divorced from her ex-husband who one day calls her and asks for a favour. He has found that it would be a good time to get married again after the death of his mother. But there is a small problem: their divorce is valid only in the eyes of the law, because a Catholic marriage cannot be divorced. It can, however, be annulled. All that needs to be done is to complete an application and give the "Catholic court" a good reason. As Migle herself has married again and has, in addition to a daughter from the first marriage, given birth to her second child, the ex-husband's proposal seems entirely reasonable. She does not know that she is about to find herself in situations where she has to give priests details of her decades-past sex life and cheating attempts and how drunk she or her ex were during the wedding ceremony. In the midst of the dizzying absurdity of the situation, Migle suddenly realises that she is closer to her ex-husband than ever before.

Migle got divorced 26 years ago. One day she gets a call with a strange request: in order to marry his new girlfriend, her ex-husband wants to get a divorce through the "Catholic court" the only institution that has the power to undo the bond of a Christian marriage. During the process of the court - a series of awkward and embarrassing meetings with several priests - Migle and her former husband find themselves getting closer to each other. Maybe even closer than they were during their marriage.

Migle got divorced 26 years ago. Now she has a new family. One day she gets a call with a strange request: in order to marry his new girlfriend, an ex-husband Eimantas wants to get a divorce through the "Catholic court" - the only institution, which has a power to undo the bond of Christian marriage. Migle is initially sceptical about the idea, but eventually she agrees and the court begins. Eimantas and Migle have a meeting with a judge. They claim that the only reason they got married was an unexpected pregnancy. However, according to the laws of the Christian court, this reason is too weak to undo a marriage. Surprisingly, Eimantas conjures a lie about being drunk during the ceremony and taking the sacrament with a lot of alcohol in his blood. Migle helps him by saying that Eimantas could not handle the care of their child due to his constant intoxication. But the highly-suspicious judge asks them to bring a witness who can confirm their story: it can be a family member or anyone who attended their wedding. Eimantas and Migle decide to re-watch their wedding video. While they are watching their wedding dance, their feelings for each other are unexpectedly revived. For a brief moment, they feel like a husband and wife again. During the process of the court, Eimantas and Migle find themselves getting closer to each other. Maybe even closer than they were during their marriage. After some time, they get the news - their court case was successful. Their marriage is repealed. This time - it's for real.