LOVING FEELING

Stevee Day, a radio DJ, begins an affair with his secretary, Carol. When his wife Suzanne finds out, she leaves him for their mutual friend Scott. Now separated, the couple start the process of selling their house. Each party longs to get back with the other, but Suzanne is upset by Stevee's immaturity and his refusal to give up Carol. Stevee tires of Carol and embarks on other affairs – first with Carol's flatmate, Jane, then with a French model who asked for his autograph. He decides that Jane is only interested in him because of his fame, and ends his relationship with her. Meanwhile, Carol is increasingly focused on her career at the radio station while being romantically pursued by manager Philip.

Suzanne catches Stevee with Carol again and finally realises that their marriage is over. Carol tells Stevee that she and Philip are planning to move to New York. At the empty Day house, Suzanne gives Stevee back her wedding ring, and Stevee hands Scott his house key. Stevee then gets back in his car and drives away, tuning into the radio station as he goes.

Suzanne realizes her marriage to Stevee is over after catching him with Carol again. She returns her wedding ring to Stevee, who hands over the house key to Scott and drives away, listening to the radio.

The ending signals a definitive break between Stevee and Suzanne, with both characters accepting the dissolution of their marriage and moving on. The exchange of symbolic items—the wedding ring and house key—underscores the finality of their separation, while Stevee’s departure set to the radio hints at both his ongoing detachment and the possibility of personal reinvention. The film chooses resolution over reconciliation, fitting its candid, unsentimental tone.