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Love 7.2 2018 Show

Love

Judd Apatow & Lesley Arfin · United States of America · English

Our take by Bilal Zouheir

About love as much as it is about loneliness, romance as much as realism and the longing for a genuine connection as much as being tired of that longing – this is a smart and well nuanced series on building relationships. It follows Gus and Mickey, two damaged people trying to recover from bad breakups. They’re respectively played by writer/creater Paul Rust and Gillian Jacobs (Britta from Community). Love portrays their love story as an example of relationships by default, chemistry that stems more from the need to be in a relationship than any physical or intellectual attraction. And it features many hilarious sequences, some are cleverly composed jokes but most of them are the painfully-real type.

What happens

Rebellious Mickey and good-natured Gus navigate the thrills and agonies of modern relationships.

What the critics said

Notable Critics

"A darkly funny, pleasantly shambling romantic-comedy series ."

— Ian Crouch

"Love doesn't feel like it has much to say. I like you, Love. But i don't like you like you."

— Margaret Lyons

Awards

Cannes

2 wins · 1 nom

Won: Jury PrizeWon: OCIC AwardNominated: Special Mention

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Bilal Zouheir

Bilal Zouheir

Bilal Zouheir is the founder of A Good Movie to Watch. He is US-based and a member of the Nevada Film Critics Society. He grew up in Morocco, where he learned English from watching movies. Bilal's work with A Good Movie to Watch is focused on offering an alternative to streaming algorithms, which are often used as commercial tools by streaming services.