"Good Fortune" is a must-watch for any fans of the last major project Aziz Ansari directed and starred in, his poignant Netflix dramedy "Master of None." His debut movie has a similar easygoing vibe; it's sad but never too sad, funny but still grounded. The premise of "Good Fortune" sure sounds ridiculous on paper — it's about an angel who haphazardly throws a mortal into a "Freaky Friday"-esque situation with disastrous results — but the humor is largely based around real-world frustrations with the gig economy and the rising costs of living. It's a movie about how cruel the world can be to people struggling to get by, and the sheer amount of work and patience required for working-class people to find some semblance of peace.

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