Review of Non-Transferable (2017) by Lianne S — 14 Feb 2017
Non-transferable is a film that reminds me of the great romantic comedies of the 1990s, updated for the modern world of the internet and the sharing economy. Amy, having been dumped by her boyfriends after she buys a non-refundable, nontransferable romantic trip to Turkey for them both, searches for someone of the same name to bring with her, so the trip is not a total waste.
Amy is played by the remarkably talented Ashley Clements, one of the finest comedic actors of her generation. The person she finds to replace her old boyfriend is played by the extremely appealing Brendan Bradley.
You want to spend time with these two people, and they take you on a whirlwind tour of Turkey, from Constantinople to Ephesus to Capadoccia, as the characters find out whether life needs to be planned down to the last moment, or whether occasionally you should just live life as it happens to you.
Warm, funny, at times joyous, this film is for everyone looking for love or already in love. Highly recommended.
This review of Non-Transferable (2017) was written by Lianne S on 14 Feb 2017.
Non-Transferable has generally received positive reviews.
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