Easy

American independent filmmaker Jane Weinstock makes her feature debut with the romantic comedy Easy, shot on digital video. Marguerite Moreau plays Jamie, a single gal living in Los Angeles who makes a living by giving creative names to consumer products. Although she’s adept at catching men for her own pleasure, she decides to give up sex for 90 days. The decision is supported by her stoner friend, Martin (D.B. Woodside), and her married sister, Laura (Emily Deschanel). However, some handsome fellows — poet John (Naveen Andrews) and talk show host Mick (Brian F. O’Byrne) — cause her to rethink her plan. Easy was shown at the 2003 Toronto Film Festival., Jamie, a sexy but confused single girl living in New York, decides to give up sex for three months. Things get complicated however, when Jamie finds herself caught in a love triangle with her former professor and a TV host., Screenwriter-director Jane Weinstock makes her feature debut look simple with this quirky, witty and refreshing romantic comedy about a bright and sexy single Los Angeles woman (Marguerite Moreau) who has the unfortunate habit of dating Mr. Wrong. Naveen Andrews, Brian F. O’Byrne, Emily Deschanel, Caroline Goodall, John Rothman, Lanette Ware, D.B. Woodside, Jordan Garrett.