In the raw and cathartic dark comedy Bandaids, a struggling musician named Anna, played by Zosia Mamet, finds herself trapped in a toxic cycle of explosive arguments with her devoted but equally volatile husband Ben, portrayed by Adam Pally. Desperate to channel her frustration into something productive, Anna concocts a wildly unconventional solution: she begins turning their most vicious fights into songs. What starts as a private, therapeutic outlet quickly spirals into a bizarre artistic collaboration when she hires a professional drummer, played by Fred Armisen, to help her record the tracks. As the raw, unfiltered music gains unexpected traction, Anna must confront whether her creative breakthrough is truly healing her relationship or merely exploiting its wounds. With a sharp, witty script co-written by Mamet, this film blends offbeat humor with genuine emotional depth, exploring the messy intersection of love, art, and self-destruction. Directed by Bridget Everett, Bandaids offers a refreshingly honest look at how couples navigate the fine line between passion and dysfunction, all set to a surprisingly catchy indie rock soundtrack.