AVClub: In Married, creator Andrew Gurland is attempting such a wearily optimistic portrait of married life that the show becomes unclassifiable. A sitcom in form, it regularly delves into its characters’ dissatisfaction with their lives with devastating effectiveness. As a half-hour drama, it often trucks in traditional sitcom physical comedy and farce with unlikely success. Tonally, when it works, Married pulls off the neat trick of blending absurdity and ennui into something like profundity, all in a 21-minute episode of television.
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Nelma Kodama: The Queen of Dirty Money Review: This documentary is an interesting watch, thanks in parts of Kodama's self-aware interviews.
Basma Review: Despite addressing critical issues of mental health, the movie didn't offer much depth, as many aspects remained superficial and lacked substantial exploration.
