(Tyler): Provides an "anarchic comic edge" and "brilliantly spiky" presence as the enabler who fears being left behind.

(Laura): Delivers a soulful performance as the creatively blocked and conflicted protagonist.

: Their "co-dependent" bond is tested when Laura meets Jim (Fra Fee), a serious, teetotal classical pianist. After getting engaged to him, Laura begins to drift toward a more conventional domestic life, which Tyler views as a betrayal of their rebellious identity.

: Emma Jane Unsworth , who adapted the screenplay from her own novel. Lead Performances :

: Laura (Holliday Grainger), an aspiring writer struggling with a decade-long creative block, and Tyler (Alia Shawkat), her sardonic and fiercely independent best friend, have spent ten years in a cycle of partying, drinking, and drug use.