Her
Why this pick
Like Lucky Them, it follows a witty, emotionally guarded creative professional through a gently melancholic, music-soaked search for connection, balancing offbeat humor with mature romantic uncertainty.
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Why this pick
Like Lucky Them, it follows a witty, emotionally guarded creative professional through a gently melancholic, music-soaked search for connection, balancing offbeat humor with mature romantic uncertainty.
Why this pick
A warmly observant, funny adult romance centered on a smart, imperfect woman whose professional life and romantic hesitations keep colliding—matching Lucky Them’s lived-in emotional candor.
Why this pick
Its New York music-world setting, bruised creative adults, and unfussy charm echo Lucky Them’s affection for people rebuilding themselves through songs and unexpected companionship.
Why this pick
This has Lucky Them’s Pacific Northwest-adjacent indie ease, dry wit, and compassion for flawed adults confronting old relationships without turning their pain into melodrama.
Why this pick
For Lucky Them’s mix of romantic disconnection and lightly mysterious investigation, this intimate indie offers a sharper, stranger examination of a couple’s attempts to reconnect.
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01 / THE STORY
Ellie Klug is a music critic in her 40s at a dying underground magazine, Stax. Her editor, Giles, (Oliver Platt) assigns Ellie to write a piece on Matthew Smith on the 10th anniversary of his disappearance which most people consider a suicide. Ellie, who was Matthew's childhood sweetheart and who remained with him until his disappearance, is unconvinced that he is dead and decides to track Matthew down. After receiving a tip online as to Matthew Smith's location, Giles gives Ellie a thousand dollars to pay the source. However Ellie is distracted by Lucas Stone, (Ryan Eggold) a struggling musician who is interested in Ellie, and accidentally leaves the money beside him when she leaves to catch her bus. When Ellie ignores his calls, Lucas misinterprets Ellie's actions and uses the money to cut a demo tape, believing that Ellie left him the money as a show of faith.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Lucas Stone
Dana
Charlotte

Doris

Sara

Lisa

Matthew Smith

Charlie