Molli and Max in the Future

It’s that old equation of two people who are clearly too high-maintenance for anyone but each other, and that’s why Litwak isn’t afraid to use oh-so-familiar beats of the rom-com classics.

It’s all either whimsically charming or annoyingly cute, depending on your temperament.

Even if its script hits familiar lulls and the actors lack the chemistry it would take to compensate, the mere fact that it got made is a testament to the type of indie film craftsmanship we should all be celebrating.

Michael Lukk Litwak’s clever and sweet and funny Molli and Max in the Future” comes down to this: It’s When Harry Met Sally…in outer space...

Science fiction has become such a mainstay of lumbering franchises that it’s hard not to root for left-field small-scale twists on the genre like the fizzy, funny “Molli and Max in the Future.”

Litwak brings his strange, quirky vision of the future to life with a stylish patchwork of VFX and live action, a cast that fully understands the assignment, and the kind of creative clarity, originality and focus that feels increasingly far too rare.

the perfect blend of romantic drama and space comedy. This indie gem is charming, visually engaging and just plain fun.

A marvelously fun and thought-provoking film that’s both charming and deeply satisfying.

Love is as complicated as the universe in this fresh and inventive microbudget winner.

This Sci-Fi Rom Com is literally out of this world. Director Michael Lukk Litwak goes retro-future inspired by When Harry Met Sally with clever comedic dialogue and imaginative visuals.