Directed by Christian Ditter, the film is described as a "modern and fresh" take on the genre. The trailer uses quick-cut comedic sequences, including Rebel Wilson’s signature physical comedy—such as jumping over a cab or mocking Alice's "Gandalf-like" grooming habits. It balances these laughs with more grounded moments of self-reflection, emphasizing that being single is about "finding your place in the world" before being "tied up" in a relationship.
The "party animal" who views singlehood as a time to cherish and refuses to let anyone "have a moment" of sentimentality. how to be single trailer
Alice’s career-driven sister who has avoided traditional relationships but faces a turning point when she decides to have a child. Directed by Christian Ditter, the film is described
A pragmatic woman who uses data and algorithms to find a serious partner, often scaring away casual suitors in the process. Narrative Beats and Style The "party animal" who views singlehood as a
The story follows Alice (Dakota Johnson), who decides to take a break from her long-term boyfriend to experience life as a single woman in the city. She is quickly taken under the wing of Robin (Rebel Wilson), a fiercely independent and hard-partying coworker who serves as a guide to the "wild side" of singlehood. Robin’s lessons range from how to get free drinks to the "correct" number of drinks required to initiate a hookup. Key Characters and Perspectives