Portrait d'une romance

Original title: A Brush with Love

TV Movie
2019
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1h 24m

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Arielle Kebbel and Nick Bateman in Portrait d'une romance (2019)

Jamie Spellman struggles to balance her dream of painting with the reality of such a difficult career choice, while having to choose between two men who seem perfect, but for very different ... Read allJamie Spellman struggles to balance her dream of painting with the reality of such a difficult career choice, while having to choose between two men who seem perfect, but for very different reasons.Jamie Spellman struggles to balance her dream of painting with the reality of such a difficult career choice, while having to choose between two men who seem perfect, but for very different reasons.

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6.2/10

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6chris_ts

It was a nice romcom

It was a nice romcom but I really hated all the paintings. All of them looked forced and it only make me want to rate higher every other movie I ever saw with great art work in them.

8dianamarinelli

Good movie

Overall the same hallmark formula but with painting. It's worth a watch.

8ginasharp

A Brush of Cuteness!

This was a really cute movie! Loved the storyline and watching the painting scenes. The female lead is great, none of the awkward perkiness and seemed like a real person! The male lead seemed a little too "kiddy" in the beginning, it was a little wierd or this movie would've gotten a 10! Glad I watched though, the flowers were eye-candy - so beautiful - lots of pink. Overall, great spring movie to watch on a cold winter day!

Favorite scene - The playful painting faces scene! Very cute.

3EPMD57

Dull men

One woman, two men. Both men were kind of stiff, though I found the posh guy more interesting than the rugged bearded free spirit. Rugged guy was just such a cardboard cutout that it ruined the story. The two lead women were interesting, but I get the feeling the writers forgot that they needed to make the men interesting too.

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