Straight Paige (Gillian Jacobs, “Community”) and lesbian Sasha (Leighton Meester, “Gossip Girl”) are co-dependent best friends in their late 20s. They text each other all day, talk every evening, and have a weekly date to watch “Top Model.”

Both date now and then, with little luck, until Paige meets nerdy Tim (Adam Brody). Despite some superficial drawbacks (questionable facial hair, a penchant for quoting “The Big Lebowski” at the drop of a hat), he’s kind of cute.

As Paige and Tim’s relationship grows, the bond between Paige and Sasha inevitably shifts. Suddenly without a “partner,” Sasha is left to examine her own shortcomings and panic about her impending 30th birthday.

Passive-aggressive conflict brews in their friendship until the girls must finally confront the question they’ve been avoiding: Can their friendship survive growing up? With Gabourey Sidibe, Julie White and Kate McKinnon. Co-written by best friends Joni Lefkowitz and Susanna Fogel, directed by Fogel.

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Straight Paige (Gillian Jacobs, “Community”) and lesbian Sasha (Leighton Meester) are codependent best friends in their late 20s who have spent the last 10 years acting more like wives than friends: They talk to each other on the toilet; they drive each other to the doctor. And as with any good marriage, they’re a perfect yin and yang. Until the night Paige meets Tim (Adam Brody).

Despite some superficial drawbacks (questionable facial hair, a penchant for quoting the movies everyone quotes), he’s the kind of guy you marry. As Paige and Tim’s relationship grows, the bond between Paige and Sasha inevitably shifts. Suddenly without a “partner,” Sasha is left to examine her own shortcomings and panic about her impending 30th birthday. Passive-aggressive conflict brews in their friendship until the girls must finally confront the question they’ve been avoiding: can their friendship survive growing up?

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