One of the other reviewers called it depressing. I call it hopeful. It's about healing from grief, and overcoming one's fears to take that leap of faith. Eloise Mumford is an excellent actress. She was also great in "The Presence of Love."
I really like that the late conflict of the movie wasn't some forced misunderstanding between the leads, or really any problem between them. It was about her needing to overcome her fear, and him needing to decide what he wants.
The middle of the movie features a lot of couples talking about love. This is a heads-up that two of the couples are gay, and one of them kisses.
I really like that the late conflict of the movie wasn't some forced misunderstanding between the leads, or really any problem between them. It was about her needing to overcome her fear, and him needing to decide what he wants.
The middle of the movie features a lot of couples talking about love. This is a heads-up that two of the couples are gay, and one of them kisses.