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Rachel Sennott gets a little more serious for the grounded and well-rendered dramedy I Used to Be Funny, about a comedian reeling from a traumatic experience that's left her unsure ...
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Everyone's favorite comic actress of the moment gets a more serious showcase that still manages to mine laughs from trauma.
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...you can also catch Rachel Sennott in I Used To Be Funny, Andrea Riseborough and Stellan Skarsgard in What Remains, and more.
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Like, ones that don't go straight to streaming.
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Get a bit spooked, laugh a lot, and perhaps learn a bit about Gen Z.
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Rachel Sennot stands out in an ensemble including Maria Bakalova and Amandla Stenberg.
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Let's talk about that perfect, ironic plot twist.
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"I only hang out with you out of pity and the suffocating weight of our shared history."
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This is the same duo behind the extraordinary Shiva Baby, but with the addition of Ayo Edebiri. You can't lose!
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A woman's self-hatred manifests itself as a goiter-goblin growing out of her abdomen. I hate when that happens!
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Bottoms brings back the lost art of the blooper reel.
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Rachel Sennott and Ayo Edebiri star in this new teen sex comedy.
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That's all, folks!
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Is the reign of Tedros Tedros coming to an end?
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It’s Ayo’s world and we’re just living in it.
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"Cartay blanchay."
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Meyer's previous credits include the 2021 comedy Moxie, starring Amy Poehler.
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Jocelyn, you in danger, girl.
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It’s really rather striking how much
less bombastic, explicit, and nasty this is than
Euphoria.
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In art as in life, tweaking your nose at the taboo can be a thrill.