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- Language
- English
- Studio
- Malibu Mutt Studios
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It's Complicated is a drama from Malibu Mutt Studios following a Palestinian-American screenwriter whose online friendship with a poet in Gaza is shattered by war. The film releases August 15, 2026.
Key features
- ·Drama genre
- ·Produced by Malibu Mutt Studios
- ·Set between Los Angeles and Gaza
- ·Releases August 15, 2026
- ·English language
- ·Themes of diaspora, grief, and friendship
FAQ
When and where does It's Complicated release?
It's Complicated is scheduled for release on August 15, 2026. Distribution and platform details have not been announced in the available data.
Where can I watch It's Complicated online?
Streaming platform information for It's Complicated has not yet been announced. Check back closer to the August 15, 2026 release date for updates on theatrical and digital availability.
Who directed It's Complicated?
Director information for It's Complicated has not been provided in the available data. The film is produced by Malibu Mutt Studios.
Who stars in It's Complicated?
Cast details for It's Complicated have not been provided in the available data. The film follows two lead characters — Yara, a Palestinian-American screenwriter in Los Angeles, and Hana, a poet and teacher in Gaza.
What genre is It's Complicated?
It's Complicated is a drama. The film deals with cross-border friendship, the impact of war, diasporic guilt, and the responsibility of storytelling and memory.
About this release
It's Complicated is scheduled for release on August 15, 2026, from Malibu Mutt Studios. The film centers on Yara, a Palestinian-American screenwriter based in Los Angeles who begins taking Arabic lessons online from Hana, a poet and teacher living in Gaza. What starts as a language exchange deepens into a close friendship grounded in shared creative ambition, humor, and a sense of sisterhood across borders. When war separates them, Yara is forced to reckon with grief, diasporic guilt, and the weight of bearing witness to Hana's story through her work as a writer.
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