Russian Lana ends up in a divorce from her cheating husband. To support herself and her son she takes a job as a bartender at a cruise liner while her mother takes care of her son. On the ship she meets Ryan, an American soccer star that has received a career threatening injury and is trying to get away from the pressure. They a attracted to each other and hesitantly Lana starts an affair with Ryan. But can they over-bridge the great differences between their lives?... (Full plot summary below)
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Russian Lana ends up in a divorce from her cheating husband. To support herself and her son she takes a job as a bartender at a cruise liner while her mother takes care of her son. On the ship she meets Ryan, an American soccer star that has received a career threatening injury and is trying to get away from the pressure. They a attracted to each other and hesitantly Lana starts an affair with Ryan. But can they over-bridge the great differences between their lives?
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| VarietyCourtney HowardSteamier and sleeker than a Hallmark Channel movie, but with just as many idealized scenarios, it’s “so bad, it’s good” escapism at its finest. |
| Movie NationRoger MooreThe romance at the heart of this Russo-American “Affair to Remember” is tepid bathwater, blase and lacking sparks. |
| Los Angeles TimesKatie WalshThe whole film is a bizarre exercise in fantasy-building on a budget, from the computer-generated sets to the over-long, predictable story. |
| The Hollywood ReporterFrank ScheckThe ensuing melodramatic plot developments, which include Lana's little boy suffering a potentially fatal brain injury and Ryan being asked by the Make-A-Wish Foundation to visit sick kids in a hospital, are the stuff of which truly bad movies are made. By the time Ryan makes a death-defying leap over a drawbridge and then makes a spectacular comeback at a championship soccer match, you'll be unlikely to hear the dialogue over the guffawing of the audience. |
