Walk with Me

This movie is beautiful. This movie handles a concept like this perfectly. It handles the relationship between Amber and Logan perfectly. It starts out as a little friendship at first but slowly develops into a romance instead of it happening right away. Their relationship is beautiful to watch and you can feel for Amber when Logan says they must break up due to her being in a vulnerable place. Amber and Logan have the cutest relationship in a movie ever.. Emily is also a very sweet addition to the movie. She helps play a big part and is a great character. This movie is incredible. A beautiful movie and is in my top 10 favorite movies ever. 10/10. 😁😁

There is a quote "We will regret more for the things you didn't do than for the ones you did" and this movie shows us that. But still, in my opinion, there are big issues in this movie. It's conventional, with a typical plot about same-sex relationships. I wish some scenes weren't so "Hollywood", so cliché like all the passages on the beach or the protagonist sitting on the kitchen floor drawing and the lover suddenly appearing through the bedroom door. The author and director Isabel del Rosal should be bolder, and more daring and build the screenplay closer to reality. This movie was more like an episode of "The Sex and the City"

Walk With Me is an amazing and powerful look at life, love, conflict and commitment through the story of a young woman who awakens to the need to find herself - having made many choices previously just to automatically fill roles the world told her were hers. Beautifully written, authentically acted, with a soundtrack of great music intricately woven into the story and cinematography that portrays depth without ever over-asserting itself, the film is a hopeful and inspiring reminder that every way real love becomes a reality enriches us all. Don't miss it.

Walk With Me (2021) was written and directed by Isabel del Rosal. It stars Devin Dunne Cannon as Amber Evans and Bridget Barkan as Logan Pierce. Amber has left her husband, and needs a place to live. Logan is a realtor who finds her an apartment. There's a chemistry between them, almost from the start. However, the course of true love never did run smooth. Societal and parental pressures work against the pair. Forces pushing lesbian lovers apart is not a new theme. However, what makes this movie so good is the superb direction, the skill of the two lead actors, and the fact that the characters they portray are so interesting. Amanda Walther is a noted Canadian singer and songwriter, and she wrote all the excellent songs in the film. (Logan is a singer, and when she sings in the movie she is dubbed by Walthers.) We saw this movie virtually as part of Rochester's wonderful ImageOut, the LGBT Film Festival. This film has an IMDb rating of 7.4, which is very good, but based on only five votes. I thought it was much better than that, and rated it 9.

This film is wonderful. First, it's visually gorgeous, the music was lovely, the writing and acting were perfect, it was sexy, sensual, authentic, charming! And had the best ending. I honestly loved loved loved it. The NYC backdrop was such a pleasure as it is my town and I love seeing art like this come from it. Please see it. Superb.

This movie is beautiful. This movie handles a concept like this perfectly. It handles the relationship between Amber and Logan perfectly. It starts out as a little friendship at first but slowly develops into a romance instead of it happening right away. Their relationship is beautiful to watch and you can feel for Amber when Logan says they must break up due to her being in a vulnerable place. Amber and Logan have the cutest relationship in a movie ever.. Emily is also a very sweet addition to the movie. She helps play a big part and is a great character. This movie is incredible. A beautiful movie and is in my top 10 favorite movies ever. 10/10. 😁😁

There is a quote "We will regret more for the things you didn't do than for the ones you did" and this movie shows us that. But still, in my opinion, there are big issues in this movie. It's conventional, with a typical plot about same-sex relationships. I wish some scenes weren't so "Hollywood", so cliché like all the passages on the beach or the protagonist sitting on the kitchen floor drawing and the lover suddenly appearing through the bedroom door. The author and director Isabel del Rosal should be bolder, and more daring and build the screenplay closer to reality. This movie was more like an episode of "The Sex and the City"