Mr. Write

Mr. Write from 2016 is a romantic comedy film directed by Rick Bota and starring Charlotte Sullivan, Corey Sevier, and Christie Laing. It follows the story of an aspiring author, who is desperate to get her first book published. She travels to a remote town in Idaho to find inspiration for her novel, intending to stay for only a few days. However, fate has other plans for her when she meets a handsome stranger who sweeps her off her feet.

The main character, named Greta Kaine, is a struggling author with a popular blog but no published books. She receives a phone call from her agent, informing her that her latest manuscript has been rejected for the 12th time. Rather than staying home to sulk, Greta decides to leave the city and find inspiration in the great outdoors. She heads to a small town in Idaho where her grandfather used to live in the hopes of reconnecting with him and finishing her manuscript.

Upon arriving in town, Greta meets the charming and handsome Joe, played by Corey Sevier, who also happens to be the local bookstore owner. Joe is immediately taken with Greta, but she is hesitant to pursue anything romantic since she is only in town for a few days. Despite her reservations, Greta can't help but fall for Joe's charms, and the two start to spend more and more time together.

As Greta gets to know the town and its inhabitants, she starts to weave their stories into her novel. But, when she discovers that Joe is actually a successful author whose books she had been reading for years, she starts to feel like she has been deceived. Greta becomes angry and ends their budding romance, refusing to speak to Joe. However, as she starts to see things from his perspective, she realizes that her anger was misplaced and tries to make things right.

Throughout the film, Greta navigates the ups and downs of her burgeoning writing career while trying to figure out her feelings for Joe. Along the way, she becomes closer with the people in town and even discovers secrets about her own family's past that help her writing.

One of the standout performances in the film is Charlotte Sullivan's portrayal of Greta Kaine. Sullivan brings depth and vulnerability to the character, making her relatable to anyone who has ever struggled with their creative pursuits. Corey Sevier also shines as Joe, giving a charming and charismatic portrayal that makes it easy to see why Greta falls for him.

The supporting cast also adds depth to the film with standout performances from Christie Laing as Greta's best friend, Andrew McNee as Joe's best friend, and James Pizzinato as the town's resident bartender. The film does an excellent job of fleshing out its characters, making them feel like real people with their own backstories and motivations.

Overall, Mr. Write is a heartwarming and charming romantic comedy that will leave audiences feeling good. The film is a perfect blend of humor, romance, and drama, making it highly enjoyable to watch. While it is predictable at times, it is a great watch for anyone looking for a feel-good movie with a happy ending.