Jessica, who is sweet and smart, has bad luck in her relationship - her brother announces her marriage, her best friend is pregnant, her mother forces her to marry every day, and even on blind dates, she always encounters a freak like a David Woods movie. Depressed, he was attracted by a friend request that quoted Rilke's poems, but the other party turned out to be a woman. It turned out that the fashionable and avant-garde Helen was tired of the flies around her, and was instigated by her friends to play with abducting heterosexual women into bed. A pissed kiss turned out to be a fire, and two women who thought they were not lace-edged would be able to What kind of ambiguous affair is brewing? The humorous and witty New York romantic comedy won many of the year's Best Audience Choice Awards at major film festivals across the United States.
Kissing Jessica Stein movie plot
2022-03-18 08:01
Extended Reading
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Mossie 2022-04-23 07:05:30
It feels like my lily enlightenment film. Although it is a bad movie in the traditional sense, it is very rough; but the characters have distinct personalities, and the first kiss is really exciting. I still remember the feeling when I watched it in junior high school. It may have nothing to do with the movie, but it has been it's time
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Wallace 2022-03-27 09:01:21
There are really girlfriends and lovers who can't tell the difference!
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Josh: You know Stein, why don't you cut yourself a break. It's obviously not the time to be meeting someone anyway.
Jessica: [sarcastically] Really? What? Not the season?
Josh: No. It's just because you're clearly not open to it.
Jessica: [laughs] Excuse me? I'm sorry. How would you know?
Josh: Well, I do have a little history to draw from. But even if I didn't, you've known Charles here for about an hour and in that time you've dismissed a panoply of men based on factors as reductive as a linguistic misstep, a different view from yours on going dutch, a kind reaction to your legendary lateness, and a genuine interest in yoga. You know, I think it was Anais Nin who said, "We don't see things as they are. We see things as we are."
[chuckles]
Josh: Generally I'm not much of a Nin fan, but I do feel that bit sums you up to a "T", Stein. So I don't think the problem's with these poor men, these freaks and morons, as you put it. I think the problem is with you.
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Jessica: [telling Helen why her relationship with Larry didn't work out] He just wasn't funny, you know? That's always been my problem, I think. Not smart or not funny. Or not smart and not funny. Or smart, but in a totally unappealing way like funny stupid or funny dopy, rather than funny witty, or funny irony or funny goofy. Or, you think they're smart- and then you realize that they're not- and that's funny. But funny tragic. And then, if you're lucky enough to find someone who's the right kind of smart and the right kind of funny, usually they're just... kinda...
Helen: Ugly?
Jessica: Ugly, exactly. Oh my god, is that awful?
Helen: No, not at all. Ugly doesn't do it for you. That's okay. See me, I'm kinda into ugly... But only if it's sexy ugly.