Together is a body-horror romance written and directed by Australian filmmaker Michael Shanks in his feature debut, released in the United States by Neon. After premiering at the 2025 Sundance Film Festival, where it ignited a competitive bidding war, the film pairs real-life married couple Dave Franco and Alison Brie as an on-screen couple, using the language of grotesque physical horror to explore the terror of codependency and the fear of losing yourself inside a long relationship.
Franco and Brie play Tim and Millie, a couple whose move to the countryside coincides with a strange encounter in a flooded cave, after which their bodies begin, horrifyingly and literally, to fuse together. What unfolds is an escalating nightmare of merging flesh that externalizes every anxiety about intimacy, dependence, and identity, staged with squirm-inducing practical effects and a streak of pitch-black comedy. The two-hander leans almost entirely on its leads, whose off-screen marriage lends the mounting body horror an unusually intimate charge.
The film opened to strong reviews, earning praise for its inventive effects, committed lead performances, and the way it fuses relationship drama with visceral scares, and it found an enthusiastic audience during its summer 2025 run. Its release was also shadowed by a widely reported lawsuit alleging similarities to another project, a dispute that only heightened the conversation around it. Together is streaming on Hulu.
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