Co-written by friends Kyle Marvin and Michael Angelo Covino, Splitsville is billed as an ‘unromantic comedy’. Two couples, who are friends, watch their marriages crumble as sex and emotions collide.
7.5
… an energetic comedy of manners and a satire on modern marriage.
Once again, The Karlovy Vary International Film Festival (KVIFF) swung for the fences, complete with a host of fascinating films and a very sad announcement from the great Michael Douglas...
8
... handles the breeziness and inviting charm of the standard rom-com with exquisite ease, but its real worth comes with its examination of the reality of finding romance, from the
After breaking through with Past Lives, writer/director Celine Song returns with something altogether seemingly more commercial, with Dakota Johnson's matchmaker having to choose between wealthy older guy Pedro Pascal and
… a strong premise, a talented cast and some of the dopiest moments on the big screen in recent memory. It’s a bit of a mess, although not without its
Cooper 'Shithouse' Raiff's Sundance Audience winner sees him play a hype man at the bar and bat mitzvahs for his younger brother’s classmates, when he meets a young mum played
... marginally better than its predecessor in much the same way that being shot through the head is better than being guillotined...