Noah Baumbach dissects the agonizing, often absurd, process of divorce with surgical precision. Scarlett Johansson and Adam Driver’s performances are so devastatingly authentic; you feel every slight, every lingering affection, every moment of utter exhaustion. It’s a film that’s hard to watch if you’ve ever experienced a relationship ending, or even just loved someone deeply. And because it's on Netflix, it's probably ruined more than a few cozy Friday nights.
from “7 Films That Will Absolutely Wreck You” →
Oof, this one hits different. It's not about the initial spark, but the painful, messy, and totally valid implosion of a family unit through divorce. Scarlett Johansson and Adam Driver deliver raw, honest performances that capture the heartbreak of trying to navigate co-parenting and legal battles while still loving (and hating) the person you built a life with. It’s a real look at how family changes shape, not always for the better, but it's still family.
from “Vibe Check: 9 Movies That Get How Messy Family Really Is” →