Hello I Love You (2018)

Hello I Love You: Directed by Spanky Dustin Ward. With Ben Jarvis, Kabrina Miller, Weston Roberts, Scott Silver. Andy Miller has asked a large number of women he did not know to marry him, except Emma, a beautiful veterinary student who agrees to go on some dates to see if they will fall in love.

“Most film consumers simply should know by now whether or not theyu0026#39;re of the kind of audience to appreciate the truly gritty, boot-on-the-ground relentlessness of indie, which often comes at the expense of major studio look and feel (obviously, one would think theyu0026#39;d know where they stand by now). Yet so many are surprised and mock-dismayed when they stumble on production values that donu0026#39;t scream $200 billion blockbuster. Itu0026#39;s a truly baffling, recurring phenomenon.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eI love the beating heart of indie – the prerequisite perservering nature of the indie filmmaker – so itu0026#39;s no surprise that I found u0026quot;Hello I Loveu0026quot; you to be right down my fairway. Spoiler alert: Meryl Streep isnu0026#39;t in this film, but lead actress Kabrina Miller is, and she held the filmu0026#39;s elements together with great aplomb. Her performance was aided by a strong sense of pace, and comedy thatu0026#39;s straight-up, high end funny.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eGo out for wine and cheese, and some pseudo-evolved name dropper will most assuredly be overheard extolling the virtues of Kevin Smithu0026#39;s Clerks. He probably fears disclosing the fact that he actually didnu0026#39;t dig it at all, and instead struggled with its homegrown-ness. Hello I Love You is no less deserving of early viewership on the grounds of its content and its relentless execution despite its barriers. Itu0026#39;s funny. It tells its story purposefully. And ultimately, it triumphs.”