The Art of Self Destruction in Romance Comedies Joe Swanberg's latest film, "The Sun Never Sets," is a puzzling addition to his oeuvre.
It explores themes of relationships and desire through characters that are at once naturalistic and emotionally distant.
On the surface, it appears to be a typical romantic comedy, but as you watch, you find yourself in a world where people engage in stress positions without flinching, their calm exteriors masking complex emotions.