Lauren Cohan and Jake Epstein are set to star in the indie romantic comedy Both Sides Now, directed by Eric Stoltz. Both outlets report that the film’s premise centers on a summer-camp setting, following a love story led by the two actors.
Deadline and ComingSoon.net describe the project as work-in-progress and working-titled, with Stoltz directing from a screenplay by Hailey Lustig. Deadline adds production and creative details, including Lustig’s role as founder of Three Birds Landing Productions and composer Robbie Roth’s involvement. ComingSoon.net characterizes the script as being inspired by the writers’ real-life friendship, while also framing the film as “rom-com” material with personal roots. Both sources position the project as an ensemble feature led by Cohan and Epstein, with the collaboration bringing together cast, director, and writers’ credited work.
Overall, the outlets agree on the key cast and creative team, while they emphasize slightly different angles: one focuses more on the film’s real-life inspiration behind the story concept, and the other highlights the formal production credits and development context.
