This film made its debut at the 2002 San Diego Film Festival to an enthusiastic audience. This unique story about a cabaret singer trying to break away from the airport lounge circuit while looking for love and fulfillment is a perfect escape from the bikinis and explosions found in most movies these days. Shot with great color, filled with wonderful old standard songs, and written with the soul of experience by star Isabel Rose and director/choreographer Robert Cary, this is a film that any music lover would enjoy. It's not a musical, but it is full of music. Andrew McCarthy and Eartha Kitt are fabulous, and Isabel Rose won Best Up and Coming Actress at the San Diego Film Festival.
