Spring

A little bit of a slow start but once you get into the middle, you can't stop watching

The ending....just beautiful Definitely a must watch.

One of those that you can see over again and still feel the love.

Alexandra swarens director and writer of city of trees comes back again with yet another amazing movie.

Never listen to haters, haters gonna hate

keep making these movies

150 characters god damn.

Swarens is ludicrous as a teenager and tbh it made the viewing experience so uncomfortable. I don't rate her as an actor in this, though director-wise I can see some value. The age disparity in the actors made me cringe, and Tyler as a character is full and without notable merit. Unfortunately I can't get past that.

The director/co-star is in her early thirties playing a high school senior. She looks young, but certainly not 18. She should have stuck to directing and gotten a younger actress to play the role.

I have no problem with the premise of this film as it is always touching to see young love develop in difficult circumstances (e.g. Same sex relationship at college/school), and I realise the budget was low, however it was rather too slow to develop (particularly for first 30 minutes) and should have introduced more character development and back story.

I agree with others that the age of the actors was a bit old to be playing 18-year-olds although this was not a showstopper. The cinematography and audio were both good for a low budget film as were the locations. The chemistry between the two leads was excellent. The dialogue in places was a bit unnatural. Otherwise pretty good and I enjoyed it.