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Behind 'Splitsville,' the Year's Funniest Relationship Comedy

"Splitsville" explores themes of open marriages and infidelity through choreographed long takes and screwball comedy, continuing the filmmakers' signature style of relationship farce.

  • The comedy film Splitsville, directed by Michael Angelo Covino, opened in theaters on Friday as a wide release.
  • Splitsville explores messy relationships among four friends, focusing on themes of honesty, open marriage, and modern insecurities.
  • The film starts with Ashley confessing infidelity and wanting a divorce, leading to escalating tensions and complicated interactions among characters.
  • Critics describe Splitsville as a clever, visually interesting slapstick comedy with long takes that echo 1930s screwball tradition, with Dakota Johnson and Arjona praised for their performances.
  • Splitsville suggests the persistence of pain, betrayal, and friendship difficulties in relationships while highlighting that open relationship ideas are not entirely new.
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Cleveland broke the news in Cleveland, United States on Thursday, September 4, 2025.
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