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Acting
Adam Scott's slow-burn vulnerability beneath the sarcasm.
Writing
Dinner-party scenes that cut deeper than the romantic plot.
Production
Pre-gentrified Brooklyn apartments you'll now never afford.

Director
Jennifer Westfeldt
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