Marriage is a dramatic short film written, co-directed, and produced by Noella Jung. The film focuses on a violin performer, played by Jung, in her dressing room, right after one of her concerts.
The film opens with very angsty music, and a picture of a bride and a groom, pinned inside a violin case. Then, a woman enters the dressing room where Jung is resting and compliments her for her performance.
The rest of the film appears to be a monologue — or rather, a soliloquy considering that her interlocutor doesn’t ever appear in the frame — but it was written and directed as if it were an interview: back and forth of questions between the main character and itself that are never answered, emphasized by frequent changes in shot size and framing.