Meeting Ms. Leigh

Loved this film, intense dialogue, gorgeous views, great soundtrack. The two leads had real chemistry and charm. Their conversations were deep and meaningful, but also had an element of playfulness. It's hard to write believable dialog, this film nails it and leaves me thinking a lot about many of the issues they discussed.

The SoCal scenery was beautifully captured, the director has a good eye. I also enjoyed the music, the soundtrack complimented the action without dominating any scene.

I loved the shout out to film history as Carter talked about the influence of Preston Sturges on his writing.

I throughly enjoyed watching Meeting Ms. Leigh, this movie took me on the funny romantic journey of Carter finally finding the love that peeked his interest. R. S Veira did a wonderful job of writing directing and bringing these characters to life. I feel as if I've known a Carter in my life a time or two. Landen Amos and Jeanine Harrington had magnetic chemistry In this movie playing Carter and Ms. Leigh. The music was wonderful and the beach background was on point. Not only will I refer this movie too family coworkers neighbors and friends. I will also watch it over and over again, I love a great love story.

This was such a great film. Truly thought provoking romantic film that captures the essence of love and meaning. The chemistry between the actors is authentic , and their performances brings depth so much to the story. Additionally, its beautiful cinematography and a soundtrack that perfectly complements the mood is amazing. Specifically, the hotel scene was perfectly shot and reflected the mood that added depth to the intimacy of the characters. Probably one of my favorite moment in the film. Overall, the film is both visually stunning and well directed. A great representation of creatives aspiring on the uncertain artistic journey which many times is fierce, challenging, and inspiring.

You might be reminded of The Graduate while watching Meeting Ms. Leigh: A stymied young man seeks inspiration with an older woman, resulting in a coming-of-spiritual-age encounter. The screenwriter refreshes this traditional theme with surprises touching on faith, morality and the triumph of learning to love freely....all handled with a light and sensual touch. Prepare for a powerful, quiet story featuring delicate cinematography, exquisitely earnest dialogue, and a score that complements the ultimately joyful theme without overshadowing it.

With this award-winning debut, Veira is a directorial force to keep an eye on!

"Meeting Ms. Leigh" is a pensive and passionate romantic drama about a young writer's weekend affair with an enigmatic older woman in Santa Monica. Landen Amos and Jeanine are amazing as Carter and Amber-their chemistry is off the charts. The movie dives into some pretty taboo topics but balances the heavy stuff with lighthearted humor, especially thanks to Rich Morrow's hilarious Mitch. The Santa Monica setting looks gorgeous on screen, adding to the whole vibe. This is director and writer R. S. Veira's first feature film, and he's nailed it. His vision really makes the characters and story shine. You can tell everyone involved put their heart into it. If you love movies with deep, character-driven stories and a mix of drama and humor, "Meeting Ms. Leigh" is a must-see. I can't wait to see what this team does next!