Sundance 2023
It's a tad too slick for its own good, with the kind of ultra-clean, digital look that sterilizes this otherwise quite messy drama. But, the film is buoyed by two wonderfully prickly performances from Phoebe Dynevor and Alden Ehrenreich. Their wonderful chemistry in the first hour of the picture sours as Emily (Dynevor) climbs the corporate ladder and Luke (Ehrenreich) wilts in the cage of his own retrograde masculinity.
I wish the film spent more time examining the…