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Why this pick
July again pairs off-kilter comic invention with an emotionally guarded heroine, letting a strange, handmade world gradually open into something tender and vulnerable.
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Why this pick
July again pairs off-kilter comic invention with an emotionally guarded heroine, letting a strange, handmade world gradually open into something tender and vulnerable.
Why this pick
Its playful collapse of everyday reality and private fantasy shares The Future’s handmade surrealism, awkward romantic yearning, and sympathy for people struggling to act on their feelings.
Why this pick
This earlier Miranda July film has the same deadpan, delicately odd emotional language: lonely people make tentative connections through small gestures, absurdity, and sincere longing.
Why this pick
A coolly comic, surreal portrait of adult dissatisfaction, using a subtly unreal world to probe numbness, routine, and the unsettling possibility of wanting a different life.
Why this pick
Its inventive, intimate treatment of a fraying relationship turns emotional avoidance into physical surrealism, balancing melancholy, humor, and a compassionate belief in imperfect connection.
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01 / THE STORY
The story involves a couple in their mid-30s, Sophie (Miranda July) and Jason (Hamish Linklater)—whose relationship is on the rocks—and their plans to adopt an injured cat, Paw Paw. When the couple decides to adopt the stray cat, their perspective on life changes radically, testing their faith in each other and themselves.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Gabriella

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Dr. Straus
Sophie / Voice of Paw-Paw

Jason

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