SYNOPSICS
The Colossal Failure of the Modern Relationship (2015) is a English,French,Italian,Hebrew movie. Sergio Navarretta has directed this movie. Enrico Colantoni,Krista Bridges,David Cubitt,Brooke Palsson are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2015. The Colossal Failure of the Modern Relationship (2015) is considered one of the best Comedy,Drama movie in India and around the world.
Cat (Krista Bridges) has a mediocre job, a mundane social life and her relationship with Freddy (Enrico Colantoni) has been, well...uninspired. Enter Richard (David Cubitt), Freddy's boss. Charming, gregarious, astute, and shockingly self-confident, he promises to be everything Freddy is not. Cat and Richard's brief encounter evolves into an affair. Overwhelmed by her own guilt, however, she breaks it off to make a final, sincere attempt to reignite the flame with Freddy with a romantic trip to wine country. Nothing, however, can prepare Cat for what happens when she finds out Richard - accompanied by his perky, perfect young girlfriend, Amy (Brooke Palsson) - is joining them.
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This film is a funny and charming movie all shot in Southern Ontario. Beautiful locations, all set on a winery; great cast; enjoyable film overall. The Canadian cast was all great, led by the great Colantonio and the hilarious Tony Nappo. Catch them both in the new Canadian true-mob-story series coming Fall 2017 called "BAD BLOOD" on CityTV.
Romantic and charming exploration of our relationships with others, ourselves and our dreams.
A deliciously charming,character driven heartfelt story. Beautifully filmed and directed. The cast is excellent. I appreciate the unique qualities each actor brought to the film. I felt it was a perfectly balanced exploration of life's complicated relationships with one another as well as with ourselves. Worth watching.
Why do Canadian films all have a bad ending?
What prevents whoever wrote this to end a film with a happy ending? This movie was not great art, not a drama, just a possible light-hearted movie, but no, the creator of this pretentious little story, replete with elaborate wine descriptions ( e.g., to paraphrase -- I can taste vanilla and blueberries in this interesting wine), esoteric descriptions of food --had to provide us with a life lesson and instead of ending on high note, chose to make everyone except dear little Amy unhappy or if not unhappy, just blah, exactly how I felt at the end of the oh so boring movie.