Crashing

A sun-drenched, witty exploration of desire and dissatisfaction, with sharp dialogue and a lively Spanish backdrop.

A gentle, cringe-tinged hangout through a struggling comic's life, mixing awkward laughs with quiet heartbreak and small hopeful steps.

A wry, uncomfortable look at aging and envy, mixing cringe comedy with quiet melancholy as friendships sour.

A warm, talky, bittersweet ensemble piece that drifts through family entanglements with wit and melancholy.

A volatile, talky romance that cycles through passion and exhaustion, leaving you drained rather than charmed.

Wry, talky and quietly acidic, it drifts through the lives of self-absorbed writers with dry wit and a lingering chill.

A sharp, emotionally bruising watch full of verbal sparring and raw confrontations that linger uncomfortably.

A bittersweet, dreamlike plunge through memory that is funny, aching and quietly disorienting, leaving you tender and thoughtful.

A slow, uneasy romance that simmers with tension and leaves a bitter aftertaste.

A breezy, silly indie comedy that coasts on goofy charm and mild titillation rather than big laughs.

A frantic, sun-bleached character study that makes you squirm with discomfort and laugh at the audacity, while never letting you look away.

An honest, awkward, and tender look at modern dating, balancing cringe comedy with raw emotional messiness.