About Alex
Why this pick
This contemporary reunion directly echoes The Big Chill’s mix of grief, old college bonds, romantic history and uneasy questions about adult lives.
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Why this pick
This contemporary reunion directly echoes The Big Chill’s mix of grief, old college bonds, romantic history and uneasy questions about adult lives.
Why this pick
Kasdan again pairs warm ensemble comedy with emotional candor, finding melancholy and connection beneath the easygoing surface of a close-knit community.
Why this pick
Its witty, literate conversations and precisely drawn young professionals offer a similarly bittersweet view of friendships shaped by ambition, romance and changing self-images.
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A gentler, more youthful counterpart to The Big Chill: an ensemble of friends and near-strangers moving through one wistful night of attraction and uncertainty.
Why this pick
Its interconnected relationships, dry humor and compassionate attention to love, jealousy and life transitions suit the ensemble warmth and emotional complications of The Big Chill.
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01 / THE STORY
Harold Cooper is bathing his young son when his wife, Sarah, receives a phone call at their Richmond home telling her that their friend, Alex, has committed suicide.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Sam Weber

Nick Carlton

Meg Jones

Chloe

Annie

Sarah Cooper

Michael Gold

Richard Bowens