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A warm, sharply observed adult romantic comedy with awkward intimacy, intellectual conversation, and compassion for people making messy choices without turning them into caricatures.
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Why this pick
A warm, sharply observed adult romantic comedy with awkward intimacy, intellectual conversation, and compassion for people making messy choices without turning them into caricatures.
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Matches Maggie's Plan's literate, humane ensemble energy: unconventional family arrangements, layered desires, and comic discomfort played with emotional generosity.
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An intimate, dialogue-led New York comedy about friendship and romantic uncertainty, with the same unforced wit and sympathy for imperfect, articulate adults.
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A compact relationship comedy built from candid talk, shifting loyalties, and escalating awkwardness; it shares Maggie's Plan's tenderness toward complicated emotional arrangements.
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For Maggie's Plan's pleasure in verbal sparring and self-interested romantic maneuvering, this offers exquisitely dry wit and a delightful, socially strategic heroine.
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01 / THE STORY
Maggie Hardin, the director of business development and outreach for the art and design students at the New School, decides she wants to have a child and enlists a former college acquaintance, Guy Childers, a math major and pickle entrepreneur, to donate his sperm.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

John Harding
Al Bentwaithe

Justine
Komiko
Shakespearean Actor's Lover

Guy Childers

Georgette Nørgaard

Maggie Hardin