Hello, I'm Olivia here with.
Shauna.
And this is your PCJ Pop for the week.
It is a movie that I have not stopped thinking about since I watched it.
It was amazing.
I would say romcom ask, but a little sad.
It's going to be Voicemails for Isabelle.
I want to watch this.
Have you seen it yet?
I have not, but it's on my list.
I have not.
Get ready to ugly cry.
So the premise of the movie is it's on Netflix.
It's Netflix like summer romcom.
Jill leaves voice messages to her deceased sister telling her about her chaotic life in
San Francisco.
And leaves these voicemails on her sister's number, but adds her sister passed away.
That number gets reassigned to a mysterious guy who lives in Austin.
And if you know two things about me.
Yeah, yeah.
What the heck.
Yeah, well, I guess if you know three things about me, I am going through grief.
I live in San Francisco today.
I grew up in Austin.
I think that this was such a beautiful portrayal of what it feels like to go out on your own.
Take a risk.
Also, lose a close family member and ball in love.
I think that it's such a love letter to San Francisco as well.
Beautiful spots really like finding yourself in a city by yourself.
And that's like a movie about you essentially.
Yeah.
It was a cathartic watch for me.
I will say have some tissues ready, but it was absolutely beautiful.
Liam McHendrick both directs rights and acts in it.
And then the main two characters in it are Zoe Deutsch and Nick Robinson.
And then of course, Liam McHendrick is in it as well.
But it was just so so good.
I mean, Zoe Deutsch, it ultimately is a very underrated actress.
I think that she is just kind of going to be this rom-com star.
And she's the one to watch.
Yeah, she's the one to watch.
And she really, I feel like she is going to be in some really, really good things.
She just did an amazing job.
Even a movie I cried through most.
I loved to cry.
It was beautiful.
And so, yeah, I would definitely say check it out on Netflix.
And that is going to be it for your PCJ Pop.
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