FILM REVIEWED BY DONNA DEAL, a reader of The IntrovertZCoach

Nina ( Juliet Stevenson) loses her true love, Jamie (the glorious Alan Rickman), through a freak illness. The beginning of the film is the exact replication of what introverts experience in grief. Nina is the introvert. She misses work, has trouble connecting with people, looks at trees and clouds, and remembers Jamie's stunning cello music. She connects with a pregnant Spanish woman she befriends as her teacher and translator.

The film gets "odd" when Jamie returns as a ghost, and Nina and he have a time of togetherness, in their apartment, the introvert way. But life goes on.... Nina meets another introvert, a teacher of disabled adults, and they begin an introverted relationship where neither one will impose on the other. But there is joy as the film ends, comic joy.

An introverts delight- especially those who have a quiet, twisted sense of humor.

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