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Splitsville reunites writer-director Michael Angelo Covino and co-writer and co-star Kyle Marvin, who broke out with their 2019 buddy comedy The Climb, a film celebrated for its long, elaborately choreographed single-take sequences, a technique they carry into their new comedy.

The film premiered in the Directors' Fortnight sidebar at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival before Neon released it in the United States.

As in The Climb, Covino and Marvin cast themselves opposite each other, building the comedy around a friendship between two men that is tested to its limits, this time by the fallout of a marriage in crisis.

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Splitsville is a 2025 relationship comedy directed by Michael Angelo Covino, who co-wrote the screenplay with Kyle Marvin, the filmmaking partners behind the acclaimed 2019 indie The Climb. Distributed by Neon and premiering at the Cannes Film Festival's Directors' Fortnight, it pairs elaborate comic set pieces with a wry, grown-up look at marriage, monogamy and friendship.

The story follows Carey (Kyle Marvin), whose world caves in when his wife Ashley (Adria Arjona) abruptly asks for a divorce. Seeking comfort, he turns to his friends Julie (Dakota Johnson) and Paul (Covino), only to learn that their seemingly idyllic marriage runs on an open arrangement, a revelation that sends all four characters spinning through jealousy, farce and hard-won self-discovery. The result is an ensemble comedy about the messy compromises couples make in order to stay together.

Splitsville arrived on a wave of festival buzz and warm reviews, with critics singling out the chemistry of its four leads, Covino and Marvin's escalating physical comedy, and the film's willingness to treat questions of desire and commitment with both humor and honesty. Streaming on Hulu.

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