In the bitingly funny comedy "Dead or Dying", a group of old friends find their long-awaited reunion hijacked by an unexpected guest: their own mortality. When a casual weekend getaway takes a darkly comic turn, the ensemble, led by the sharp and anxious Alyssa Limperis and the seemingly unflappable Malin von Euler-Hogan, is forced to confront their fraying bonds, unfulfilled dreams, and the terrifying prospect that one of them might not make it out alive. As paranoia and secrets simmer among the group, which includes George Kareman, Ele Woods, and Amir Khan, their attempts to maintain normalcy spiral into absurd and hilarious situations, blurring the line between genuine crisis and self-absorbed melodrama. Co-directed by John Purcell and Malin von Euler-Hogan, the film masterfully blends cringe-worthy humor with moments of raw vulnerability, creating a uniquely relatable portrait of friendship tested by the ultimate pressure cooker. This is a story about the things we say—and the even more revealing things we do—when we think the end is near.