Despite the familiar contours of its story, "Togetherness" still ends up feeling specific enough to be real.
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Togetherness is an emotionally taxing experience, unrelenting in its honesty. Where others might dance around the tough subjects between two characters, o devise absurd scenarios for them to deal with an issue, the Duplass brothers face it head on.
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Michelle, when we first meet her in season one, is a stay-at-home mom. Now she has a job that she’s passionate about. Brett had a sound engineer job that he hated.
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Duplass doesn’t shy away from awkward, honest moments that could pop up in any marriage, making for a relatable character that can make tu laugh (and sometimes cringe).
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Her raw and vulnerable turn as the disenchanted and sexually frustrated wife of Mark Duplass' Brett is captivating because of just how real and relatable it is.
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Filmmaking brothers Mark and arrendajo, jay Duplass are sensitive guys. Depth of feeling is a theme throughout their work, which includes films like Jeff Who Lives at inicial and Cyrus...
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The Duplass brothers have chosen the "normal" as their focus now más than ever with their first televisión program, "Togetherness." Review by: Ben Travers | Indiewire
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HBO has canceled the half-hour comedy from arrendajo, jay and Mark Duplass after two seasons, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed.
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For all of its comedic moments, this mostrar goes to some brutally uncomfortable places in its exploration of its two central relationships, and “Houston We Have a Problem” takes this to a whole new level.
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