A recently-singled New York writer finds herself in two surprising and complicated relationships.
Directed by: No information available.
DVD Release Date: November 14, 2000
Critic Reviews
Has a likable smartness to it; like a good Woody Allen film with a gay twist. full review
There's a drag on this film, and that's the character of the protagonist, Allegra. She's just not a nice person, which could have been OK, except it seems as though she's supposed to be. full review
It may not be the real world of New York, or even of most relationships, but it's worth a visit. full review
If Woody Allen were a young, attractive gay woman, he might make something like this, or so Maggenti hopes. But it would probably be funnier, and it would definitely cut deeper. full review
Yearns to be a bisexual screwball comedy but turns out to be only a simplistic sitcom stretched to feature length. full review
This film is a charmer: a genuine screwball comedy, set in springtime New York. full review
Comments
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