Land Ho!
Why this pick
A small-scale, gently funny midlife reset, built from conversational detours, bruised confidence, and an unforced affection for people figuring out what comes next.
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
A small-scale, gently funny midlife reset, built from conversational detours, bruised confidence, and an unforced affection for people figuring out what comes next.
Why this pick
Like Kris Rey’s film, it finds humor and emotional texture in everyday embarrassment, workplace camaraderie, and a woman trying to hold herself together amid chaos.
Why this pick
This campus-set indie shares the tenderly awkward social observation and low-key emotional stakes, focusing on a young person’s uncertain connections rather than big plot turns.
Why this pick
A sweet, uncomfortable comedy about an older woman drawn into a younger social world, balancing cringe, longing, and compassion without mocking its protagonist.
Why this pick
Its indie-comic sensibility similarly lets wry humor coexist with disappointment and vulnerability, giving its flawed adults room to reconnect without sentimentality.
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01 / THE STORY
Following the launch of her new novel, Kate Conklin is invited to speak at her alma mater by her former professor, where she finds herself enmeshed in the lives of a group of college students.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Kate Conklin

David Kirkpatrick

April

Animal

Rachel

Bradley Cooper

Laura

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