I enjoyed this film. The characters are decent humans, trying to overcome their flaws in a world that doesn't care, with people who might make them strive for being even better. Lizzie Kehoe as Claire is a joy. Her work is imminently watchable. Thomas Vieljeux also does an excellent job of portraying a man who is a little lost, but still does his best, despite having to give up on his dreams. In spite of being a lower budget film, solid writing elevates the story as does most of the acting and direction. This one could have benefitted from a few trims in the editing room, but the genuine laughs more than make up for that. Furthermore, the ending reflected the realities of loving someone, even though things between men and women often become difficult. There were a few points in the film that surprised me (in a good way) with unexpected laughs and zigs where I thought the story would zag. I wish Prime had half ratings, because I'd rate this one at 3.5 stars. An overall enjoyable night at the movies!
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