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Synopsis: My Sassy Girl is the tale of the first and last time Charlie Bello falls in love. From their initial meeting, trouble is the name of the game. Imagine an amorphous mass of dating disasters and you get an idea of the relationship between the young couple. Some mysterious force with the strength of gravity between two planets must be at play between Charlie and Jordan as the relationship truly makes no sense on the surface. Everything seems pitted against the two of them. Things suddenly come to a halt when the two write letters confessing their love for each other. Agreeing to meet a year later to read the love letters together, Charlie and Jordan go their separate ways.
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance
Director(s): Yann Samuell
Production: Gold Circle Films
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
6.3
PG-13
Year:
2008
92 min
694 Views


my son is sad.

- No. No, no, no.

He's not.

- Oh.

No, you're right.

He's happy for you.

I'm happy for you.

- Thank you.

- So, shall I tell

you about this boy?

- Oh--

- He's the one I wanted

to introduce you to

a year and a half ago,

but neither of you showed up.

He's a business student.

- Aunt Sally!

- He's very, very smart.

So handsome.

Jordan.

This is Charlie.

- Oh...

- I'm-- I'm sorry.

Am I--

Do you two know each other?

- And that's how

the story ended.

Or, in a sense, how it began.

- I told you I'd meet a man

from the future.

- Not bad, huh?

And as for the question

of destiny,

all I know is that even

when destiny really wants

to accomplish something,

it can't do it alone.

You still have to go

to that restaurant.

You still have to show up.

You still have to build a

bridge to the one you love.

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