I Propose We Never See Each Other Again After Tonight

Asian culture making love not romance, marriage is meant to be for the tradition and not couple decision. This story express this again. The end.

I saw this movie this afternoon in Vancouver. This movie was about a Vietnamese Canadian woman and a caucasian guy who move in together in Winnipeg. It was a sweet movie with miscommunication and realistic situations that show the importance of having family, friends and lovers. I think it's an important movie to see.

We really enjoyed the movie and there is a lot of truth in the dynamics of the relationship and her family. Not sure why anybody would think the girl is Vietnamese when she and her family all speak the native language of the Philippines and clearly do not look Vietnamese.

Okay I might be biased because I'm from Winnipeg and I'm Filipino so this was totally relatable to me. I loved Hera's acting, and her sister. They were so good and so natural. And it's good to see my city in a movie.

Romantic and starts up pretty well until the the sticky parts of love come through, with stupid descision making that brings ahead the worst in a relationship, and jealousy and less thought through acts brings this romance back to the icecold concrete floor, and its a cold winnipeg for sure.

but will they live happily forever after, search me, do ask the mirror, its a movie with far to ultra-hd filmography,far to much light in the settings, even in a dimmed down lighted restaurant, like a flashligt mounted in the table.

but the female actors are uncut gems, so if you like small filipino women, have a go. i will not fall back to this one so just a tini tiny timtimtim of a recommend from the grumpy old man