A struggling writer going through a divorce stumbles into an unlikely mentorship with a retired serial killer, who doubles as an accidental marriage counselor by day and research subject by night. Steve Buscemi, Britt Lower, and John Magaro anchor this dark comedy from Turkish director Tolga Karaçelik. The Progressive label here is modest and based on limited signals. The film carries no political framing, no identity-driven narrative, and no religious content worth flagging. What tips the needle slightly left is the absurdist premise itself: a story that treats a failing marriage and creative stagnation as problems best solved through unconventional, boundary-free relationships, which tends to read as a culturally progressive sensibility rather than a traditional one.