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Joe and Angela are on thin ice, and tonight might be when it all falls apart. Unfortunately, their upstairs neighbors are about to arrive for dinner, and everything that can go wrong goes worse.
+ MoreJoe and Angela are on thin ice, and tonight might be when it all falls apart. Unfortunately, their upstairs neighbors are about to arrive for dinner, and everything that can go wrong goes worse.
A fiercely energized chamber dramedy, The Invite revitalizes the classic, largely bygone cinema of marital strife. Olivia Wilde’s scenes from a marriage are suitably raw and revealing, but also compassionate, deeply human, and incredibly funny. From a screenplay by Rashida Jones and Will McCormack, the film gleefully plunges two couples (Wilde and Seth Rogen; Penélope Cruz and Edward Norton) into the crucible of a seemingly innocuous evening, delighting in its contortions as awkward small talk turns to the unearthing of long-tenured grievances, insecurities, codependencies, failed aspirations, and sexual FOMO. Constructing a vibrant aesthetic and brilliantly orchestrated interactions, Wilde finds a universe of space within one location, and her process — workshopping material with the cast, shooting chronologically (on 35mm!), and inviting them to explore as they worked — gives The Invite a remarkable authenticity. — JN
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Eccles Theatre
Park City
Library Center Theatre
Park City
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Rose Wagner Center
Salt Lake City
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Park City
Eccles Theatre
Park City
Library Center Theatre
Park City
Olivia Wilde
Will McCormack
Rashida Jones
David Permut
Ben Browning
Megan Ellison
Saul Germaine
Patrick Chu
Shayne Fiske Goldner
Glen Basner
Andy Kim
Alex G. Scott
Alex Astrachan
Adam Newport-Berra
Jade Healy
Arianne Phillips
Yorgos Mavropsaridis
Ant Boys
Devonté Hynes
Niv Adiri
Damien Vandercruyssen
Seth Rogen
Olivia Wilde
Penélope Cruz
Edward Norton
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Olivia Wilde’s feature directorial debut Booksmart won a Film Independent Spirit Award for Best First Feature. Wilde’s Don’t Worry Darling earned nearly $90 million globally. Acting work includes Her, Alpha Dog, Drinking Buddies, Meadowland, A Vigilante, Tron: Legacy, Vinyl, House, and the upcoming Behemoth. Wilde’s short film Wake Up premiered at the 2020 Sundance Film Festival.
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