Decades after mastering matchmaking, Cher Horowitz must save her former teacher’s Senate campaign while her perfectionist daughter repeats Cher’s worst mistake: sacrificing the boy she loves to a more impressive future.
Cher Horowitz, decades on, running a Senate campaign with the instincts that got her through high school. Written straight and played bright — a real comedy with jokes in it, not a nostalgia lap.
When Glen Powell comes to his Missouri hometown to shoot a movie and starts dating the woman he has loved since high school, a stalled factory worker and failed screenwriter launches one last pathetic campaign to win her — only to discover the movie he needs to rewrite is his own life.
Funny, warm, and honest about what two people cost each other.
A struggling husband runs the Honolulu Marathon beside the wife who plans to leave him, hoping 26.2 miles can save their marriage before the finish line becomes the end.
Another borrowed world — Shakespeare this time — treated as a real assignment.
During a pandemic-era sweep of Skid Row, a disgraced doctor turns the block into a controlled storm to confront the brother who stole his clinic, but his sheltered daughter’s bond with an EMT — and the community he claims to protect — forces him to choose revenge or release.