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Togetherness offers a new meaning to the term “package deal.” If you sometimes feel disgusted by your partner, imagine being physically unable to break up. Allison Brie and Dave Franco take viewers on a dark journey in their new body horror from Neon, out July 30, 2025. Now that their highly anticipated film is available, Hollywood Life presents a detailed review of the film, including its synopsis, concept, cast, and more.
Where to watch Together in 2025
There is currently no free streaming of Together on streaming platforms. The horror film was released in U.S. theaters on July 30, 2025, by Neon. Neon films typically become available to watch on Hulu immediately after their theatrical release.
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What is the movie “Together” about?
Togetherness follows the lives of primary school teacher Millie and her musician boyfriend Tim. The official synopsis reads: “After years of dating, Tim and Millie are faced with a choice when they move to the countryside and leave everything familiar behind except each other. Tensions mount, but an unexpected encounter with a mysterious, supernatural force threatens to destroy their lives, their love, and their physical integrity.”
Dave plays Tim and Allison plays Millie. The pair become victims of a mysterious merger that causes them to physically become one being. Throughout the film, they repeatedly attempt to separate their bodies, even resorting to drastic measures.
Together, they provide viewers with a chilling and ironic look at codependency.
Are Dave Franco and Allison Brie Married in Real Life?
Yes! Dave and Allison have been happily married since 2017. During this time, the couple has worked together on many projects. Allison starred in the film Rent, which was directed by Dave, as well as Someone I Used to Know, which they co-wrote.
‘Togetherness’ Lawsuit Status: Why Dave Franco and Allison Brie Were Sued
In May 2025, director Patrick Henry Phelan filed a lawsuit against Dave, Allison, and Togetherness director Michael Shanks , who were named in the lawsuit for copyright infringement. Patrick claimed that Togetherness was an “obvious copy” of his
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