Synopsis

Dave's marriage collapses when he discovers that his wife, Greta, is having an affair with Lily, a confident and sexually adventurous woman. Seeking comfort from his friends, Dave becomes entangled in their own romantic problems: Jake longs for a relationship, while womanizer Cal treats commitment as a game. Their overlapping desires turn friendship, fidelity, and modern romance into an increasingly chaotic knot.

Factoids & Trivia

• Knots was written by Greg Lombardo and Neil Turitz.

• The film was screened at the 2004 Gen Art Film Festival before receiving a cable television premiere in 2005.

• With a reported runtime of 93 minutes, the film was presented as a romantic comedy with an adult, sex-comedy premise.

• The title refers both to the characters' complicated relationships and to the way their romantic and social circles continually become more tightly entangled.

• The film was produced through Davis Entertainment Filmworks, with additional production involvement from Cross River Pictures, GDN Productions, and Parts Unknown Productions.

• Contemporary reviews often described the movie as resembling a racier, adult-oriented sitcom, emphasizing its ensemble structure and relationship-driven humor.