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The Hollow

by Agatha Christie

John reflects on his decision to marry his wife, Gerda, admitting he chose her for her submissiveness but now finds her devotion irritating. Henrietta confronts him about his cruelty and lack of empathy toward his wife's feelings, leading to a moment of tension and a revelation of their own complicated connection.

The Life & Adventures of Nick Nickleby

by Joy Wilkinson

Frannie attempts to seduce the naive Nick while her father is asleep, using snacks and flirtation to win him over. Nick skillfully redirects the conversation to investigate the mistreatment of Mrs. Smike, eventually using a 'chaste peck' to pacify Frannie and escape the uncomfortable situation.

SINKING SPRING

by Peter Craig

Following a high-stakes robbery where they posed as DEA agents, Ray and Manny flee the scene while counting their stolen cash. Ray reflects on the psychological tactics of authority used to control their victims, while Manny's casual demeanor clashes with Ray's sudden, dark flashes of a traumatic past.

The Victim

by Rob Williams

A defense lawyer systematically breaks down a witness's certainty during a high-stakes trial. Solomon uses a gentle but relentless line of questioning to plant seeds of doubt regarding whether the victim had seen a social media post before identifying his attacker.

The Big Sick

by Emily V. Gordon, Kumail Nanjiani

While sharing a room during a medical crisis, Terry confesses to Kumail that he once cheated on his wife, Beth. Terry struggles to articulate the guilt and the complicated nature of long-term love, while Kumail awkwardly attempts to navigate the uncomfortable revelation.

The 40-Year-Old Virgin

by Judd Apatow, Steve Carell

David attempts to gift Andy his extensive personal collection of adult films to help him loosen up, but Andy is visibly uncomfortable with the gesture. The interaction escalates into a public confrontation when David loudly accuses Andy of being the one trying to foist the pornography on him in front of their neighbors.

Away

by Michael Gow

Tom, a terminally ill teenager, recounts the clinical and awkward ways doctors and nurses treated him during his hospital stay. He reflects on the dishonesty of his prognosis and a particularly uncomfortable conversation regarding his burgeoning sexuality.