All The Way

Georgina Spelvin and her writer husband live with their ranch hand on an abandoned ranch. Everett writes the great American novel. But his mind cannot concentrate on his project. So he rides to a neighbor's house for a little extra sex. He thinks it would clear his head. Everett does this a little too often because Georgina gets bored with her existence and starts fooling around with the ranch hand. The only problem is that Georgina falls in love. She tells her husband that she wants a divorce so she can marry her black lover. Everett packs up her belongings and goes to the local bar to meet her lover. Of course, he doesn't show up, but her husband does. They forgive each other and go home to make up.