This is a wonderfully made film, with a great story, and a huge, beating heart at the center of it... There are people in it you don't want to care about, and shouldn't care about, but end up loving. The performances are uniformly fabulous; I can't imagine anyone doing a better job in these roles. Oliver Walker should be written off as just another slab of beefcake, but his performance is so open, and nuanced, and vulnerable; it's a wonderful, wonderful creation. And Alexandra Gilbreath... She's rapidly becoming my unsung hero of the cinema and small screen ("Becoming Elizabeth"). There are two moments in the film that brought me to my knees with laughter... I won't tell you where they are; I'll leave it to you to find them yourself. But believe me, you won't watch a funnier, more touching film than this one. See it now!
Review of The Art of Love
