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‘My Fake Boyfriend’ Review: Deepfake Dating
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nytimes.comThe real villain of “My Fake Boyfriend,” from the director Rose Troche, is New York City dating culture. Everyone seems perpetually ready to move onto the next hottie or hookup app that grabs their attention.
That’s partly why Andrew — the protagonist, played by Keiynan Lonsdale — has been tolerating Nico (Marcus Rosner), an egomaniacal soap opera star.
Aiming to cut Andrew off from Nico, Jake, Andrew’s best friend (played by Dylan Sprouse), devises a fake boyfriend for him, blasting Photoshopped couple pics all over Andrew’s social media timelines.
His scheme yields mischief, reckonings, and, eventually, real romance. To set expectations, it’s best to think of “My Fake Boyfriend” as two movies.
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