Life seems easy for picture-perfect couple Ivy and Theo: successful careers, a loving marriage, great kids. But beneath the façade of their supposed ideal life, a storm is brewing – as Theo's career nosedives while Ivy's own ambitions take off, a tinderbox of fierce competition and hidden resentment ignites.
Like an autopsy: the study of how something once alive died, and just as funny.
This dark comedy with no comedy analyzes the disintegration of a relationship without cringe, drama, or interest.
I expected a dry, witty and biting British comedy but this was written by an Australian and directed by an American so... I'm surprised to hear myself thinking that I preferred the original, which I didn't really like either but at least caught me off guard.
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Like an autopsy: the study of how something once alive died, and just as funny.
This dark comedy with no comedy analyzes the disintegration of a relationship without cringe, drama, or interest.
I expected a dry, witty and biting British comedy but this was written by an Australian and directed by an American so... I'm surprised to hear myself thinking that I preferred the original, which I didn't really like either but at least caught me off guard.
Like an autopsy: the study of how something once alive died, and just as funny.
This dark comedy with no comedy analyzes the disintegration of a relationship without cringe, drama, or interest.
I expected a dry, witty and biting British comedy but this was written by an Australian and directed by an American so... I'm surprised to hear myself thinking that I preferred the original, which I didn't really like either but at least caught me off guard.