What a dissappointment! The trailors were better than the actual movie. Purportedly a study of a young girls search for love in the image of her much adored "daddy", it is actaully three threads woven indiscriminantly and artlessly in the neurotic haze of West LA. One thread portrayed as a collection of self-absorbed women kvetching about their experiences with "men" as if these could be lumped into some characteristic game or technique. The other is a maudlin set of sequences overacted and unintentionally funny in which reminences and romantic ideals are conflated in dreamlike fashion to end predictably in Frederick's character's dismay. A kind of Charlie Brown in the dating world thread. Finally these motifs are punctuated with a few "group therapy" scenes that I supposed were inserted mock-umentary style to give "meaning" to the "story"; get it? One wonders if the Director was present during the filming or just showed up in the cutting room later. The dialogue is awful. Save your $

Irene in time is really something. She's hot, she's crazy and I'd date her. Short of that I got the DVD after seeing the film with my girlfriend. Those date scenes are ridiculously funny and pathetic and Tanna Frederick plays them beautifully. She's a versatile actress who can cry at the drop of a hat and make you laugh and totally pull you in to whatever she's doing. The rest of the cast ain't bad either. I highly recommend this film.