The acting is great. It tells a fresh story on divorces with excruciating details.

Rating: 7/10 (26 June 2020)

Bambaugh's bitter-sweet comedy about a failing marriage is faultlessly acted and painfully honest about how love can survive the cruelties of divorce. So much here is so nuanced and subtle: even the (very funny) cameos of Laura Dern, Ray Liotta and -especially - Alan Alda as a trio of venal lawyers never stray into caricature. Randy Newman contributes a lovely melancholy score. But of course it's the central coupling of Scarlett Johansson and Adam Driver that is pitch-perfect. Has either of them done anything as heartbreaking and true?