It Hits You When You Know It

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Eric C This starts off like a sitcom with jokes aplenty, and then settles into a soul-searching drama in the second half. It's a smooth transition because we see that the humor has been a cover for what's really meaningful in these characters' lives - as is often the case with ourselves. The Big Chill style ensemble is excellent. I couldn't help wondering if there was extensive rehearsal time because the actors have wonderful chemistry and comedic timing. If there's a standout, it's Phylicia Wissa as the struggling writer and jilted ex-girlfriend, Nicole. She has a low opinion of herself, which is ironic because the actress playing her is a stunner. Elisa Manzini's script is consistently sharp and funny, reminiscent of the classic sitcom Friends. Set almost exclusively at a vacation home on the coast, it's never dull. Sparks, insults and trenchant observations are always flying. This is a finely tuned and ultimately moving comedic drama with a poignant ending. Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 11/19/23 Full Review Read all reviews

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