A commitment-phobe and a New Ager buddy-up to win over the women of their respective dreams.
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Title: I Love You Too (2010)
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| Brendan Cowell | ... | Jim | |
| Peter Dinklage | ... | Charlie | |
| Yvonne Strahovski | ... | Alice | |
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Peter Helliar | ... | Blake |
| Megan Gale | ... | Francesca Moretti | |
| Bridie Carter | ... | Marie | |
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Travis McMahon | ... | Owen |
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Katrina Milosevic | ... | Rebecca |
| Steve Bisley | ... | Bill | |
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Madeleine Harding | ... | Janine |
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Cindy Waddingham | ... | Caitlin |
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Leon Bryant | ... | I Love You Him |
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Angela Scundi | ... | I Love You Her |
| Rachel Waters | ... | Grossed Out Child | |
| Heidi Valkenburg | ... | Jenny | |
A commitment-phobe and a New Ager buddy-up to win over the women of their respective dreams.
This is a tragic comedy of a contemporary Australian suburbia, in which bonking a pub-met-stranger is a unisex very normal life-style advertised.
There is something sweet in this movie depicting in general a local environment expertly also, in spite the common perception of sexual activities locally, the most of unknown males-in-twenties in streets met randomly revelled their virgin status predominantly-long distances and public transport jumps contribute to down-the-earth socialising between persons unfamiliar.
It is nice to realise, that my research is perfectly testified by movie makers emphasizing on the lacking of human warm and communication as the very issue for "egalitarian" Australians.
You will never ever know if you never ever go.
Watch and enjoy a fairytale of lost in time and space people adult legally.