The film has the ingredients for a traditional romantic comedy: the beautiful boy divided between the love for a guy who cheated on him constantly and a new love, well resolved who, being a student on engineering, could assure him a good future. No problems of acceptance from parents concur for a blue sky in the young man's future. But everything changes when a problem is detected in the new boyfriend: he has schizophrenia. That could be a motive for great dynamics to the film. Could The main character, Jeremy, is played by Jordan Becker, a beauty, but of very limited acting resources. The same can be said for the supporting cast. Even the schizophrenic guy Scott, as played by Taylor Clift, doesn't give depth to the character. This makes the film boring and its 80 minutes or so more than one can get. Unhappily a flop.
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