Overview
- Michael Shanks’s debut features real-life spouses Alison Brie and Dave Franco playing a couple who literalize codependency through a supernatural body-fusion metaphor.
- The film was acquired by Neon for about $17 million following its Sundance premiere, marking one of the festival’s first major sales.
- Neon’s promotion offers free couples therapy sessions through August 3 in partnership with OurRitual for opening-weekend ticket holders.
- Together’s practical and digital effects, especially its graphic body-horror transformations, have been widely praised for their immersive visceral impact.
- StudioFest’s copyright infringement lawsuit against the film remains active despite Shanks’s defense based on his 2019 WGA script registration.