When the movie was being screened at a local film festival, I couldn't attend. But I'd read about and heard all of the hype about the movie for months, hearing everything from "masterpiece" to "Oscar contender." While, in my opinion, it is not quite a masterpiece, it is still an outstanding film.

By now, everyone knows the plot, so I won't rehash it here. For me, the strength of this delightful, provocative film lies in the relationships between the characters, especially Wright and Alexander. It was organic, felt natural and, most memorable, it felt like a real-world supportive bond between two people.

The story of a person getting ahead based on a ruse is not new, so the story didn't break new ground as the hype would lead you to believe. Plus, I thought the ending left many questions unanswered. But it was still a well-acted, funny, touching film that is worth seeing.