Then She Found Me
Written by Alice Arlen and Victor Levin
Directed by Helen Hunt
The less glamorous stepsister of the forty something female in New York flick...here comes Helen Hunt in a directorial debut (a student film with a high profile cast) relationship drama. I became invested in some of the interpersonal dynamics (mostly because I find Bette and Colin so charming). However, the film oscillated between The Savages and something a little bit more mournful, interrupted by boom mics hanging over actors' heads...multiple times, very tacky. Would pair this with something like tea (perhaps Teany?) ...needs to steep a little more to become more potent.
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