In 1940, Frida and Diego are married once again. Finally they’ve solved the major challenge in their relationship — finding the right amount of distance and closeness — creating the happy and peaceful home that always eluded them. But now, Frida is facing a new challenge, one she won’t be able to negotiate her way out of: Frida’s health is failing. She knows her time is running out. Frida has always cared for Diego like a child, but as the end approaches, he will become the caretaker she needs. After all that’s happened between them, their bond has never been stronger. He supplies her with love, comfort and paint. But when it comes to other women, Diego cannot change. Frida will paint to release the emotions she’s tried unsuccessfully to tame. The resulting works will be some of the greatest of her career.