In New York, a 41-year-old florist wife walks from the house on the street to the flower shop at the end of the street very coquettishly every day. What is terrible is that she still feels good about herself in this coquettish. She has her own unique insights into love, and she has been in contact with the same man for no more than five days. As for how to arrange the five days, it is basically the first four days of ambiguousness, the fifth day of going to bed, and then breaking up. And she hates people saying it's a one-night stand, because it didn't come to terms with a handsome guy who likes to bite his toothpicks. Then she took the initiative to seduce a handsome guy who came to buy flowers, and after five days, the two did not want to break up, and then added a bunch of useless scenes and actors in the middle, so there is no need to talk about it in the end. . .
An extremely boring love story. It’s not that middle-aged people can’t have their own love story. For a 41-year-old woman to pretend to be a New York girl who likes to play love games, it’s a bit unbearable, and the plot is still very weak. It's also dull enough, with a little inexplicable laugh, definitely enough for all the elements of a bad film. . .
Nya Vadalas performed quite well in "My Grand Greek Wedding". This self-written, self-directed, and starring film seems to be to show her something, but she failed to seize this opportunity. , The performance is pretty bad. . .
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