The 2013 film Enough Said , written and directed by Nicole Holofcener , is a rare "grown-up" romantic comedy that ditches slapstick for the awkward, often painful authenticity of middle-aged dating.
The story follows Eva (Julia Louis-Dreyfus), a divorced massage therapist facing an empty nest as her daughter prepares for college. At a party, she meets Albert (James Gandolfini), a sweet, slightly slobby, and equally lonely divorcee. Their budding romance is complicated by a classic—if somewhat contrived—plot twist: Eva unknowingly befriends Albert's ex-wife, Marianne (Catherine Keener), and begins "poisoning" her own view of him by listening to Marianne's list of his personal flaws. REVIEW: “Enough Said” | Keith & the Movies subtitle Enough Said
