Jake, a talented photographer, catches a glimpse of a beautiful girl, Beth, amid the flowers in a market, and takes a snapshot that captures the essence of her inner beauty and spontaneous joy. Accidentally, the portrait ends on the cover of a magazine and goes viral. He, then, meets her and befriends her, while she is dazed in a whirlwind of undesired publicity and trying to find out who was responsible for it.
The premise for this movie is quite unusual and could have been developed in various ways. Thankfully, this time the production has been guided by a gentle hand, with proper tones and many endearing moments. The entire cast offers a very solid performance and the lead actors shine. Rhiannon Fish convincingly portrays a wholesome and lively girl, whose natural curiosity is well tempered by strong principles and a level head. Her "cute" factor is outstanding, es ever. Once again, Tyler Hynes renders his somewhat conflicted character captivating, with the appropriate shades of emotions.
The result is more than a picture. It is a family friendly, graceful story, presented with honesty, warmth, and some beautiful photography.
Being aware that "beauty is in the eyes of the beholder", I can only state I, personally, enjoyed this movie.
The premise for this movie is quite unusual and could have been developed in various ways. Thankfully, this time the production has been guided by a gentle hand, with proper tones and many endearing moments. The entire cast offers a very solid performance and the lead actors shine. Rhiannon Fish convincingly portrays a wholesome and lively girl, whose natural curiosity is well tempered by strong principles and a level head. Her "cute" factor is outstanding, es ever. Once again, Tyler Hynes renders his somewhat conflicted character captivating, with the appropriate shades of emotions.
The result is more than a picture. It is a family friendly, graceful story, presented with honesty, warmth, and some beautiful photography.
Being aware that "beauty is in the eyes of the beholder", I can only state I, personally, enjoyed this movie.