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Overview

After a failed comeback album, a rock star retreats to a cliffside home on Cyprus, only to find his new life complicated by visitors — and an old flame.

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Harry Connick Jr.
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Agni Scott
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Ali Fumiko Whitney
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Clarence Smith
Director:
Stelana Kliris
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Stelana Kliris
Release Date:
2024-07-18
Run Time:
94m
Tagline:
Fall in love with life again.
Genres:
Comedy Music Romance
Keywords:
house rock star
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Vote Average: 6.6/10

Vote Count: 165 Votes

Movie Popularity: 1.4201

Spoken Languages: English, Greek

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    ⭐ Insomniacs Rating: 6/10 THE SUMMARY Harry Connick Jr. stars as John Allman, a washed-up rock star whose latest comeback album has flopped spectacularly. Desperate to escape the spotlight and his own failing career, he retreats to a remote cliffside house on the Mediterranean island of Cyprus. However, his dreams of a quiet life are cut short when he discovers his new home is a notorious local hotspot for suicides. To make matters more complicated, he runs into an old flame (Agni Scott), and a decades-old secret begins to surface. It’s a breezy, sun-soaked romantic drama that tries to balance a dark premise with "second chance" sentimentality. THE PROS Harry Connick Jr. is a winner here; he brings a sincere, weary charm to the role of a man who has lost his groove. The scenery is high-quality, with the blue waters and rugged cliffs of Cyprus providing a stunning backdrop that makes the movie feel like a mini-vacation. It earns a 6/10 because the chemistry between the leads is honest and mature, avoiding the usual "meet-cute" tropes of younger rom-coms. There are some genuine moments of humor involving the local villagers, and the original music—specifically the titular song—is a total banger that proves Connick hasn’t lost his touch in real life. It’s a decent shout if you want something light but with a little more weight than a standard Hallmark flick. THE CONS It lands a 6/10 because the tone is a bit of a head-scratcher; it struggles to pivot from the heavy, tragic nature of the "suicide cliff" to the lighthearted, "charming village" vibes. The middle part is quite sluggish, with a predictable plot that hits every familiar beat of a "rekindled romance" story without adding much new flavor. It misses a higher mark because the resolution to the main conflict feels a bit too tidy and quality-deficient in its emotional depth. Some of the supporting characters feel like caricatures, and the dialogue can be a bit of a clanger when it leans too hard into the melodrama. THE VERDICT A 6/10. A sincere and scenic drama that is a winner for a quiet Sunday afternoon. While it doesn't reach "epic status," it’s a high-quality production for Netflix that offers a decent, heartwarming escape. It’s not a total banger that’ll change your life, but it’s a legendary shout for fans of Harry Connick Jr. and anyone who loves a good "old flame" story. An honest, feel-good movie that’s worth a watch for the scenery alone. INSOMNIAC TRIVIA • Local Flavor: The film was shot entirely on location in Cyprus, specifically in the village of Pegeia and the city of Nicosia, utilizing a mostly local crew to keep the Mediterranean vibe authentic. • Musical Roots: Harry Connick Jr. didn't just star; he actually wrote several of the songs featured in the film, ensuring the musical journey of his character felt honest to his own professional background. • Netflix First: This project is the first-ever Netflix production to be filmed in Cyprus, marking a significant milestone for the island's burgeoning film industry. THE VIBE Like a chilled glass of Ouzo by the sea. It smells of salt air, wild thyme, and the metallic tang of a dusty acoustic guitar string.

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  1. Insomniacs Reviews

    ⭐ Insomniacs Rating: 6/10

    THE SUMMARY
    Harry Connick Jr. stars as John Allman, a washed-up rock star whose latest comeback album has flopped spectacularly. Desperate to escape the spotlight and his own failing career, he retreats to a remote cliffside house on the Mediterranean island of Cyprus. However, his dreams of a quiet life are cut short when he discovers his new home is a notorious local hotspot for suicides. To make matters more complicated, he runs into an old flame (Agni Scott), and a decades-old secret begins to surface. It’s a breezy, sun-soaked romantic drama that tries to balance a dark premise with “second chance” sentimentality.

    THE PROS
    Harry Connick Jr. is a winner here; he brings a sincere, weary charm to the role of a man who has lost his groove. The scenery is high-quality, with the blue waters and rugged cliffs of Cyprus providing a stunning backdrop that makes the movie feel like a mini-vacation. It earns a 6/10 because the chemistry between the leads is honest and mature, avoiding the usual “meet-cute” tropes of younger rom-coms. There are some genuine moments of humor involving the local villagers, and the original music—specifically the titular song—is a total banger that proves Connick hasn’t lost his touch in real life. It’s a decent shout if you want something light but with a little more weight than a standard Hallmark flick.

    THE CONS
    It lands a 6/10 because the tone is a bit of a head-scratcher; it struggles to pivot from the heavy, tragic nature of the “suicide cliff” to the lighthearted, “charming village” vibes. The middle part is quite sluggish, with a predictable plot that hits every familiar beat of a “rekindled romance” story without adding much new flavor. It misses a higher mark because the resolution to the main conflict feels a bit too tidy and quality-deficient in its emotional depth. Some of the supporting characters feel like caricatures, and the dialogue can be a bit of a clanger when it leans too hard into the melodrama.

    THE VERDICT
    A 6/10. A sincere and scenic drama that is a winner for a quiet Sunday afternoon. While it doesn’t reach “epic status,” it’s a high-quality production for Netflix that offers a decent, heartwarming escape. It’s not a total banger that’ll change your life, but it’s a legendary shout for fans of Harry Connick Jr. and anyone who loves a good “old flame” story. An honest, feel-good movie that’s worth a watch for the scenery alone.

    INSOMNIAC TRIVIA
    • Local Flavor: The film was shot entirely on location in Cyprus, specifically in the village of Pegeia and the city of Nicosia, utilizing a mostly local crew to keep the Mediterranean vibe authentic.

    • Musical Roots: Harry Connick Jr. didn’t just star; he actually wrote several of the songs featured in the film, ensuring the musical journey of his character felt honest to his own professional background.

    • Netflix First: This project is the first-ever Netflix production to be filmed in Cyprus, marking a significant milestone for the island’s burgeoning film industry.

    THE VIBE
    Like a chilled glass of Ouzo by the sea. It smells of salt air, wild thyme, and the metallic tang of a dusty acoustic guitar string.

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