Overview
- The film, which opened in French cinemas Wednesday, pairs Zendaya and Robert Pattinson in a dark comedy from Norwegian director Kristoffer Borgli under the A24 banner.
- It follows an engaged couple whose plans unravel after a tense confession, using discomfort and satire to probe trust, identity, and responsibility without playing as a standard rom-com.
- Critics widely praise the two stars and the provocative setup, though several outlets cite repetitive beats, tonal shifts that jar, and dialogue that sometimes runs long.
- Reviews describe an early narrative pivot about fifteen minutes in and a non‑linear edit with time jumps, with the runtime listed at about 1 hour 45 to 1 hour 46.
- Ari Aster’s producing role and Borgli’s track record on edgy satires help frame the release, and the high‑profile pairing is set to fuel attention as the actors share more 2026 projects.