Underrated Film Release: Biopic about Bumble Slated for September 2025 Viewing
In the rapidly evolving digital landscape, two upcoming films, "Swiped" and "American Sweatshop", delve into the impact of technology on modern relationships and the pressures young people face online.
"Swiped", set to stream on Hulu starting September 19, 2025, explores the origins of dating apps and the culture that has grown around them. The film features Brett Goldstein, known for his role as Roy Kent on Ted Lasso, who takes on a sci-fi romance in this new production.
Meanwhile, "American Sweatshop" is a thriller that shines a light on the negative effects of social media. The film, available on VOD on September 19, follows the story of Whitney Wolfe Herd, co-founder of Tinder, who felt neglected at the predominantly male company and moved on to found Bumble. Lily James portrays Wolfe Herd in the film.
The narrative revolves around Daisy Moriarty, a content moderator, played by Lili Reinhart, who finds herself investigating a violent video outside her desk. Brett Goldstein also co-stars in "American Sweatshop", adding another layer to the film's exploration of the digital world.
On a separate note, Brett Goldstein is also a writer for shows like Shrinking. Additionally, Imogen Poots co-stars with Goldstein in "All of You", a film where Goldstein ventures into the realm of sci-fi romance. "All of You" streams on Apple TV on September 26.
Both "Swiped" and "American Sweatshop" promise to be thought-provoking additions to the conversation about the toxic culture behind dating apps and the pressure young people face due to the internet. With their release dates fast approaching, audiences are eager to delve into these digital worlds.
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