Alex (Will Arnett) hits the stage for stand-up after a long marriage unravels — searching for meaning in jokes, late-night clubs, and raw honesty. Tess (Laura Dern) confronts the weight of sacrifices made for family while questioning who she becomes once the vows fade. Shot through with tender frustration, awkward silences, and moments of cathartic laughter, the trailer paints their separation not just as an ending — but as a chance for reinvention, identity, and rediscovery of self.
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