I’m egregiously picky,” insists Dylan O’Brien, reflecting on a burst of productivity that, in the last 12 months, includes the films “Ponyboi,” “Saturday Night,” “Caddo Lake,” the Max comedy series “Fantasmas” and James Sweeney’s “Twinless,

Dylan O'Brien talks about the inclusion of an intimacy coordinator while shooting the Sundance comedic drama "Twinless."

I hope that is not the fate of Twinless, a singular, beguiling film. Writer-director James Sweeney, who also co-stars, does trade in some of the stereotypical quirk and tic of Park City ephemera. But he deftly stitches those fabrics into something new,

In James Sweeney's second feature, which also stars Lauren Graham, Aisling Franciosi and Chris Perfetti, two young men at a grief support group form an unlikely friendship.

There is no way to completely discuss "Twinless," the latest film from writer/director/actor James Sweeney, without robbing its biggest turns of their impact. The initial premise, about two guys that meet in a twin bereavement support group and then start to grow closer,