Lost in Love

Two Americans in Turkey and their adventures.

Beautiful locations, impressive images, letters as a sort of legacy and guide, a green necklace and a violet blouse and a pure unrealistic end.

No doubts, nice acting - the powerful woman, the neurotic man - and charming manner to offer a good portrait of teen travel , without money, in foreign country, like, sure, with significant different details.

Not last, clever exploration of the nightmare of each traveller.

So, just a film easy to like, in some measure, to love, maybe.

I do not if it is not a sweet commercial for Turkish tourism but it has the virtue of pleasant old fashion romcom traits , flavors, situations, humor.

So, pretty nice. And little more.

Turkey looked good during this movie but strangely deserted in many places.

The local inhabitants, apart from one (no spoilers) were amiable and generous.

The was some attempt to include Turkish culture but it was minimal.

The two main characters were a good match and there was some chemistry.

The female lead, Ms Fletcher, is well experienced in the industry and it showed. The male lead was adequate.

The plot was pretty much a repeat a of many of this genre we have seen before and was subsequently full of the usual holes.

But if you have a rainy afternoon that needs 90 or so minutes to fill in this is a movie for you.