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Stories of friendship are usually filled with warmth, nostalgia, and shared laughter, but in BFFs (2025), that bond takes a sharp and dangerous turn. Directed by Constantine Paraskevopoulos and written by Adam Rifkin, this dark crime comedy explores the fragile line between loyalty and destruction when the past collides with the present. Clocking in at just over 80 minutes, the film is concise, unpredictable, and at times disturbingly funny, though it sometimes struggles to find the right balance between tone and depth. The story centers on Henry (Adam Rifkin), a man stuck in the routine of adult life. Once a dreamer with ambitions of becoming a writer, he now juggles a dead-end job, a strained marriage to Dóra (Jennifer Morrison), and the pressures of parenthood with a baby on the way. His childhood best friend, Jerry (played by Constantine Paraskevopoulos), suddenly reappears, eager to rekindle their old camaraderie. At first, Jerry's return brings humor and nostalgia, but his pe...