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Don’t Sleep on These Films *Not* Directed by Men in 2025

Let's take a look back at the films woman and nonbinary directors released in 2025, from Academy Award winners to debut filmmakers.

The Mary Sue

Netflix just added a romantic comedy movie you (probably) missed in theaters — and I didn’t expect the dark twist

Netflix just added “Oh, Hi!” to its library, a dark romantic comedy movie that sees a seemingly perfect couple go on a weekend getaway only for things to spiral when she discovers he’s not looking for commitment.

Tom’s Guide

The Rom-Com Is Having an Identity Crisis

This summer's on-screen love stories are more bleak than bubbly. What does that say about modern dating—and what audiences want from the genre now?

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I Can’t Stop Thinking About How The Oh, Hi! Ending, And The Director Broke Down Why She Added That Casablanca Reference

We'll always have Oh, Hi!

Cinemablend

Logan Lerman Knows How to Play the Game

The actor is well aware of his cult online following. He mostly ignores the noise—but he’ll wield it if it means movies like ‘Oh, Hi!’ can get made.

Marie Claire

Why The Most Surprising Erotic Thriller Of The Year Is More Than Just Millennial 'Misery'

Director Sophie Brooks sits down with Inverse to unpack the film’s origins and the subversive greatness of Logan Lerman.

Inverse

Oh, Hi!: release date, reviews, trailer, cast, plot and everything we know about the Molly Gordon comedy

Molly Gordon and Logan Lerman star in Oh, Hi!, which kind of looks like a romantic comedy version of Misery.

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The Wackiest Thriller Of The Year Is This Generation's ‘Misery’ — With A Twist

Molly Gordon and Logan Lerman explore the horrors of modern dating in 'Oh, Hi!'

Inverse

Oh, Hi! review – promising romantic comedy takes awkward turn into farce

A couple’s weekend away turns into chaos when they find out they’re not on the same page, a clever concept that soon loses steam

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