The One I Love
Why this pick
Like Band Aid, it examines a strained marriage through sharp, funny discomfort, but filters relationship anxieties through an intimate, offbeat high-concept setup.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Like Band Aid, it examines a strained marriage through sharp, funny discomfort, but filters relationship anxieties through an intimate, offbeat high-concept setup.
Why this pick
Its messy humor and unvarnished emotional honesty echo Band Aid’s willingness to let damaged people be funny, loving, and difficult at once.
Why this pick
A warm, witty indie character piece with Band Aid’s conversational naturalism, emotional candor, and interest in connection that resists easy romantic formulas.
Why this pick
This intimate two-hander shares Band Aid’s low-key indie texture and bittersweet comic rhythm, building emotional depth from awkward, honest exchanges.
Why this pick
Lynn Shelton’s loose, actor-driven comedy finds humor in grief, attraction, and terrible communication—an excellent fit for Band Aid’s raw, playful relationship friction.
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01 / THE STORY
A married couple (Zoe Lister-Jones, Adam Pally), who fight non-stop, attempt to save their marriage by turning their arguments into songs.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Anna

Ben

Dave

Grace

Bobby

Candice

Lauren
Maria