The film made by the beautiful and talented Francesca Root Dodson who played Ecco aka the proto Harley Quinn type in Gotham was decent for an interdependent movie. In the beginning it seemed very awkward, cheesy and just plain bad especially when the main guy whose name is unknown literally followed Francesca's character out of the subway and got her to spend an entire day and night with him
We learned a bit about these two characters with the guy as a freelance journalist and somewhat uptight and serious, while Francesca worked as a stripper, a possible troubled relationship with her mother with food and seems like a troubled lost soul
I wasn't sure if I was going to stay for the whole movie but I did thanks to the scene where they are in Central Park at night where they talk about beauty with Francesca believing she's only beautiful because of her looks and the guy doesn't necessarily believe that. Later on we learn Francesca is married to some guy in Italy and possibly a strained one, when she brings this journalist guy back to her place. It nearly kills the mood
The ending to this film was quite unexpected. Sad one? Possibly. While this film wasn't spectacular it wasn't bad either, and Francesca Dodson should be proud of not only staring and making this film but also writing it as well.
We learned a bit about these two characters with the guy as a freelance journalist and somewhat uptight and serious, while Francesca worked as a stripper, a possible troubled relationship with her mother with food and seems like a troubled lost soul
I wasn't sure if I was going to stay for the whole movie but I did thanks to the scene where they are in Central Park at night where they talk about beauty with Francesca believing she's only beautiful because of her looks and the guy doesn't necessarily believe that. Later on we learn Francesca is married to some guy in Italy and possibly a strained one, when she brings this journalist guy back to her place. It nearly kills the mood
The ending to this film was quite unexpected. Sad one? Possibly. While this film wasn't spectacular it wasn't bad either, and Francesca Dodson should be proud of not only staring and making this film but also writing it as well.
