The “worst person” label is a misdirection that belies the richly observed characters in Joachim Trier’s smart and playful film.

Both leads, who make their film debut here, have an easy rapport, and the comedy coasts along largely on their charms.

This gentle, lived-in story about a tentative romance between an older man and woman wins you over with low-key, unhurried charm. 

How would an algorithm pick an ideal romantic partner? I’m Your Man takes on this question in a bittersweet, witty way.

An awkward date leads to an awkward quarantine, albeit one that makes for one of the better pandemic-centric movies to date.

Set in a Rust Belt town in 1983, the romantic/family comedy follows an Italian American family as they prepare to celebrate their yearly Christmas Eve custom.

It’s not every day that a writer/director has the opportunity to remake a film only a few years after the original’s success.

In the most original romcom in years, debut writer/director Rachel Israel infuses the traditional template with more empathy and sincerity than is usually found in the genre.

Wearing its heart on its colorful sleeve, this Sally Field starrer works very hard to have the central character make sense.