Review: The Invite
The Invite turns an uncomfortable dinner between two very different couples into a sharply funny, increasingly intimate exploration of marriage, identity, and desire. Tanvi Gawali takes a look.
Olivia Wilde is an actor director & producer, born in NYC & holding Irish citizenship. Her father, journalist Andrew Cockburn, was raised in Youghal & Wilde spent a summer at Ballymaloe Cookery School in Cork as a teenager. She gained recognition in House and appeared in films including Tron: Legacy, Cowboys & Aliens, Her and Richard Jewell. She made her feature directorial debut with Booksmart (2019), followed by Don’t Worry Darling (2022).
The Invite turns an uncomfortable dinner between two very different couples into a sharply funny, increasingly intimate exploration of marriage, identity, and desire. Tanvi Gawali takes a look.
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June Butler gives out stars and stripes.
Sarah Cullen goes back to school.
Potentially brilliant 15-minute short stretched out into a mediocre 109-minute feature.
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