'Rye Lane': A Stylish and Charming Rom-Com That Surprises and Delights.

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"Rye Lane," directed by Raine Allen-Miller, is a lively and specific rom-com set in South London. The film follows Dom and Yas, two heartbroken individuals who bond over their exes and end up racing around London together. The film's fast-paced flashbacks, quippy dialogue, and eye-popping set designs keep the momentum going. The film's primarily Black cast reflects the mix of aging residents and young artistic upstarts in South London. "Rye Lane" is a refreshing take on the rom-com genre that balances classic payoffs with unconventional elements.
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