No Heart Feelings (2010)
29 year-old Melanie is in love with her life in Toronto, but out of love with her long-distance boyfriend. Her breakup throws her easy life into mild existential crisis, but the arrival of a new boy on the scene, Lewis, diverts her attention and helps her rediscover the joys of a lazy summer in the city. Acting as unofficial tour guide, Mel introduces Lewis to her neighborhood. Together they buy Lewis a bike from a crotchety yard salesman, and embark on a two-wheeled urban adventure. But is Mel ready to switch gears? Unsure of her true heart feelings, she and her gang of young, witty friends, enjoy the season's last gasps. Written by Luke
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Great visuals, story delivers no surprises
This is a tender, generous movie that likes its characters and presents them as real people, full of flaws and strengths.
This movie was so-so. It had it's moments, but wasn't the greatest.
Amazing worth wacthing. So good. Biased but well made with many good points.
This is a rich little story of that point in youth when you find yourself at a cross road and you aren't ready to decide which way to go. This is where we find Melanie and her friends in the heat of summer (I didn't know Toronto actually got hot in the summer) and the heat is on physically and emotionally for Melanie and friends. Lewis shows up and Melanie goes along with him for the ride and just have fun. Lewis places more into this friendship than Melanie is willing to give - the girl just wants to have fun. Everyone is at the same place and no one wants to make the first move.No Heart Feelings is in the indie mumblecore genre, I would say, and Directors Sarah Lazarovic and Geoff Morrison have created a look and feel to this movie that is both comforting and welcoming. The viewer would like to spend time with this group of twenty something just chilling the summer away. The story mainly revolves around Melanie & Lewis but the other characters are given the chance to shine and all do a great job!For me this is one of those movies you can watch multiple times and always enjoy.