When an extremely devoted woman learns of her husband’s infidelity from a neighbor, she becomes devastated and determines to make confirmations, terminate the marriage and take from him what he cherishes most – their kids.

Thanks for the feedbacks i've received so far, i must confess i'm overwhelmed by it all. I guess the word "terminate the marriage" is a bit confusing as the emphasis i'm trying to make is not on divorce but on the woman ending the marriage in some other way, probably by dumping the husband and hurting the children along the line. I think i just need to convey the message with more clarity, but thanks all the same.

Okay, "woman divorces her husband" doesn't seem like a big enough issue to pin a whole movie around to me - but would I be correct in guessing that TX comes from a country or culture where it *is* a big deal for a woman to initiate divorce and take the kids?

If so, TX, you have two options. Setting this story in a culture or country where divorce is less easy or common, and where there's an assumption the man gets the best deal out of it even if he was in the wrong, will give your story strong stakes immediately.

Or: if this is going to happen in US/Europe/ other culture where divorce is less of a big deal, you need to raise the stakes dramatically. She starts the divorce and takes the kids, BUT her husband kidnaps the kids/tries to kill her/frames her and her sent to jail... Something.

That's a bit sour jeez lol. At least offer a way to help.