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This Little Love of Mine – Film review

24 April 2021 by Alexis Dallas Leave a Comment

Anyone lucky to have visited Palm Cove will recognise the local sights in new romantic comedy This Little Love of Mine. While referred to as Sapphire Cove, the island becomes a romantic getaway disguised as work for the San Francisco based lead character. The story begins with meeting Laura (played by Saskia Hampele, The Heights) who is on the verge of making partner at her … [Read more...] about This Little Love of Mine – Film review

How Do You Know Chris? – Film review

2 December 2020 by Alexis Dallas Leave a Comment

The end game is given away quite early on in the film for those paying attention. However, despite of it, and probably because of it, the characters move the story to build anticipation and curiosity that makes you want to stick with it. Chris Black (played by Luke Cook) strikes up a conversation with stranger, Emi Mustafi (played by Tatiana Quaresma) at a laundromat. A … [Read more...] about How Do You Know Chris? – Film review

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