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Falling into Place
A love story set in Scotland and London that follows a romance between Kira and Ian, two 30-somethings who meet while on the run from themselves.
Year: 2023
Studio: Weydemann Bros.
Director: Aylin Tezel
Cast: Aylin Tezel, Chris Fulton, Rory Fleck-Byrne, Alexandra Dowling, Samuel Anderson, Juliet Cowan
Crew: Aylin Tezel (Director), Aylin Tezel (Writer), Andy Drummond (Production Design), David J. Achilles (Editor), Louise Allen (Costume Design), Jonas Weydemann (Producer)
Runtime: 113 minutes
Release: Dec 07, 2023
IMDb: 5.80/10 by 6 users
Popularity: 2
Country: Germany
Language: English
Budget: 0
Revenue: 0
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"Kira" (Aylin Tezel) is having a break in a wintery and rural Scotland when she encounters the charismatic "Ian" (Chris Fulton) outside a pub on a Friday night. He's already had fairly drunken sex in the gents and she's just got shot of some unwanted attentions from an enthusiastic would-be suitor, so the pair start to chat, to dance, generally muck about and to bond. The next twenty four hours sees each learn a little more of the other as they realise that they both come with strings attached, before he has to attend to a family emergency. She heads back to London where she gets a job as a set designer for a theatrical production. He, likewise, returns to that city to his girlfriend "Emily" (Alexandra Dowling) but it's clear that there's no surfeit of happiness anywhere here, for anyone. Maybe they'll meet again - serendipity might look kindly on them? Well you don't have to be Mystic Meg to guess the plot, but there's an enjoyable degree of chemistry on offer here between the two. Neither come across as especially versatile actors, but they do work well together and the scenes on the island are quite engaging and plausible to watch. It's padded out a bit, indeed it might have lost half an hour and better condensed the story into what essentially makes this work - the dynamic between the two of them, but it's still quite a well written and at times mischievous piece of cinema with some beautifully shot location photography.