![]() we know the affair can’t last forever, Meyes has so grounded the narrative that it still feels like a fresh unique take. Even when the movie moves into predictable territory, i.e. The script for this film is solid and writer/Director Marc Meyers brilliantly sets up the characters at the wedding and initial car ride, so that when they begin their casual affair (and I mean casual, Meyers thankfully doesn’t waste time on “the moment” the affair starts) we can just mosey right along into the tale. The spark eventually grows into a flame as the two begin an affair that makes them feel as though they are both alive.As the affair goes on, naturally things come to a head in both of their lives and they are forced to reconcile what they are with who they want to be. Both are in attendance for different reasons (Travis is the ex of the bride, Ellen is only there because of her husband), but it is enough to get them into orbit with each other and spark. The clandestine affair between Travis and Ellen starts off at a wedding no less. People may not agree with many of the choices made by characters in How He Fell in Love, but thanks to some wonderful acting and a solid script, the movie doesn’t fall to pieces. New Post has been published on LAFF Film Review: How He Fell in Love (★★★) One of the toughest things about movies that deal with affairs is not the likability of the characters, but in how we as an audience feel about the choices the characters make in order to start the affair.
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