Together marks the duo’s first onscreen return since costarring in 2017’s The Little Hours and The Disaster Artist; Franco also directed his wife in 2023's Somebody I Used to

Dave Franco and Alison Brie join the IndieWire Studio at Sundance to talk Michael Shanks' body horror relationship thriller, 'Together.'

Audiences should have fun with "Together," a body-horror movie about a serious thing - love - that never takes itself too seriously.

Dave Franco and Alison Brie spoke with PEOPLE about the last memorable note they received from a director ahead of the premiere of their movie 'Together' at the 2025 Sundance Film Festival.

The couple hopped on Zoom for a joint interview with their filmmaker Michael Shanks to discuss their Sundance genre film, the physically demanding shoot and why codependency can be so scary.

In "Together," Dave Franco and Alison Brie play a couple struggling with codependency when their life is thrown for a bonkers loop.

Directed and written by Michael Shanks, the body horror film centers on an intimate and intense performance by the real-life married couple.

A romantic relationship is a union, and Together takes that idea to its gonzo extreme. A playfully gory Cronenbergian comedy that picks up where The Substance left off, Michael Shanks’ directorial debut mines a couple’s stresses and strains for gruesome outrageousness that lets audiences in on the joke without resorting to wink-wink self-consciousness.

Dave Franco and Alison Brie brought their new horror film "Together" to Sundance over the weekend, and sitting in TheWrap's Sundance Studio presented by World of Hyatt, the married creatives revealed how they balanced their real-life relationship with crafting an unsettling genre piece about co-dependency.