Cypriot director Chad Hartigan delivers one of the year's most notable romantic comedies, starring Zoey Deutch, Ruby Cruz, and Jonah Hauer-King, with a script written by Ethan Ogilby.
Eternal romantic Blake experiences a wild night with Olivia and Jenny, which triggers a series of consequences that give rise to a captivating love story. Although essentially a comedy, the plot is surprisingly dramatic and manages to captivate you thanks to the great complicity generated by the solid performance of its cast. The leading trio completely dazzles as they show us the events that unfold after a passionate night.
Hauer-King carries the full dramatic weight of this complicated lover who must confront both personalities. A story that becomes more entertaining and charming as it progresses, as we come to understand each of its three members.
The director knows how to leverage the talent of his cast alongside a solid script. It's a story of a love triangle that frequently takes unexpected turns, exploring the confusion and impulsive decisions of the characters. He manages to capture the essence of a romantic comedy without resorting to clichés, creating a perfect balance with the drama, offering the viewer a whirlwind of emotions.
The film's greatest achievement is making the most of its strengths, overcoming its flaws, resulting in an interesting offering that remains captivating from beginning to end. Its sweetness, sensuality, intelligence, and the irresistible charm of watching this trio of protagonists on screen make it an overwhelmingly compelling experience.
A film worth watching, as it will be delightful entertainment for genre lovers, and for those who are more reluctant, it is also a pleasant and effective option to enjoy.
