We Married Margo

About This Movie

We Married Margo is a curious blend of humor and chaos, rooted in the absurdity of life’s unexpected turns. The film follows two guys who used to be married to the same woman, which already sets a unique premise. Their decision to cohabitate post-divorce is both a recipe for hilarity and madness. The performances from J.D. Shapiro and the supporting cast carry a palpable energy that feels very real, somehow grounding the comedic elements. The pacing is a bit erratic, mirroring the characters' own tumultuous lives, but it adds to the overall vibe. It's not polished, and that’s part of its charm—like an offbeat indie you’d find in a dusty bin, worthy of a watch for its quirky take on relationships.

Explores themes of friendship and estrangement. · Features a raw, indie film aesthetic. · Interesting character dynamics between leads.