Billie #hatesherjob and quits mere months before getting married. She meets a ragtag group of women also looking for employment, and finds herself juggling her upcoming wedding with launching a new tech start-up.
Trailer
Cast
Sonia Sebastián
Director
Amy Shiels
Charlotte
Megan Cavanagh
June
Alexandra Billings
Janey
Cassandra Blair
Marti
Haviland Stillwell
Patty
Mouzam Makkar
Sam
Grace Rex
Cynthia
Natasha Negovanlis
Gayle
Jennifer Bartels
Gillian
Jamison Scala
Larry
Lisa Cordileone
Billie
Renee Lockett
Minister
Renee Lockett
wedding officiant
Verna Bernstein
Christie
Clarence E. Davis
Office worker
Tony Clavio
Extra
Jennie McNulty
Grace
Lisa Cordileone
Writer
Amy Dellagiarino
Writer
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Comments
8 Comments
source: Freelancers Anonymous
It is an engaging story but it isn't the funny film I expected it to be. Alexandra Billings is annoying.
Inspiring funny relatable film with a diverse cast. This is a feel good comedy worth repeating. It was nice to see a film about women in tech and business. Enjoyed seeing Chicago as the backdrop!!
Great idea for a film but it didn't end up the funny film I expected.
Love that we're seeing a trend that's normalizing being a part of the LGBTQA community. It was refreshing to see a film where a queer relationship is treated as just one part of the protagonist's life and not some revolutionary aspect to focus an entire film on. Rather, we follow a very relatable situation-- searching for a job, with no safety net. The dry humor and visual comedy is spot-on, and the chemistry among the cast was strong. The concept is executed wonderfully. A fun and lovely film!
Loved the dry sense of humour. It was a movie everyone can relate to at some stage of our lives... No job and no idea your next step. The chemistry amongst the actresses made the movie hilarious.
This was a fun film filled with dry humor. I am excited to see more and more films that include LGBTQ people in stories where the story is not about their sexuality, rather their humanity. Just love stories like this!
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