Actress Alex is cast in a play that requires her to workshop a choreographed sex scene with couch-hopping, new-in-town actor Jamie. While Alex’s husband is away, she invites Jamie to crash at their place after late rehearsals—and encourages a relationship between him and her sister Hellen.
Starring indie It-girl Jess Weixler, this lo-fi drama from the insanely prolific and controversial Joe Swanberg is one of the mumblecore director’s best: a playful, sensual, and intimate portrait of a young marriage. Counting Noah Baumbach as producer and David Lowery as screenwriter!
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Joe Swanberg, 2012, United States
Andreas Dresen, 2008, Germany
Roberto Minervini, 2012, United States
Edward Yang, 1986, Taiwan
Brian De Palma, 2012, France
Gregg Araki, 2010, United States
Margarethe von Trotta, 2012, Germany
Jacques Rivette, 1971, France
William Klein, 1977, France
João Pedro Rodrigues, 1997, Portugal
