Sleeping with Other People (2015)

In this witty and charming romantic comedy, two New Yorkers find themselves navigating the treacherous waters of modern love, armed with a shared history and a penchant for commitment issues. After a spontaneous one-night stand during their college years, Lainey and Jake cross paths again a dozen years later, only to discover that both have been trapped in a cycle of fleeting relationships and emotional unavailability. Their chemistry is undeniable, yet both are terrified of the very idea of commitment, leading them to make a pact to remain just friends—an arrangement that quickly becomes a hilarious and tumultuous challenge. As they attempt to redefine their relationship boundaries, the film expertly tackles themes of love, friendship, and the fear of vulnerability. With sharp dialogue and relatable character dynamics, it explores the complexities of intimacy in a world that often encourages superficial connections. Viewers will be drawn into Lainey and Jake's journey as they confront their own fears and desires, ultimately questioning whether friendship can withstand the test of undeniable attraction. This delightful romp is not just a story about romance; it’s a reflection on the struggles and joys of finding true connection in an age of fleeting encounters.