Not Cinderella's Type

Not Cinderella's Type is a 2018 romantic drama directed by Brian Brough and starring Paris Warner as Indy Zimmerman, Tim Flynn as Jake Taylor, and Tanner Gillman as Kellen Richards.

Indy Zimmerman is a free-spirited girl who is used to doing things her own way. She enjoys spending time with her close friends and taking photographs. She is not the kind of girl who buys into the idea of happily ever after or the storybook romance that most girls dream of. When her stepmother dies, she moves in with her roommate, Emma, and starts a new life.

At the start of the movie, Indy is working at a coffee shop where she meets Jake, a handsome, well-dressed guy who is smitten with her. Jake is a contrast to Indy's independent, carefree nature, as he comes from a wealthy family and is accustomed to a certain lifestyle. Despite their differences, Jake and Indy become friends, and he helps her to see the beauty in the world around her.

Jake's friend, Kellen, who is also interested in Indy, causes some drama between the two friends. Kellen is a sensitive, artistic guy who is more in tune with Indy's style, but he lacks the confidence to go after what he wants. As Indy struggles with her feelings for both Jake and Kellen, she must decide what she really wants in life.

As the story unfolds, Indy finds herself growing closer to Jake, but she also feels a strong connection with Kellen. She is torn between the two men who both represent different aspects of her personality. While Jake presents her with the lifestyle of luxury and sophistication, Kellen is the one who understands her artistic passion and free spirit.

Despite the challenges she faces, Indy remains true to herself and refuses to conform to anyone's expectations of her. She continues to pursue her passion for photography and finds joy in capturing the moments of beauty that she discovers in everyday life.

One of the strengths of the film is Paris Warner's portrayal of Indy Zimmerman. She brings a depth to the character that makes her relatable and likable. The chemistry between Warner and both of her love interests, Tim Flynn and Tanner Gillman, is also very strong, with both actors delivering solid performances that help to create an emotional connection with Indy.

The film also touches on themes of loss, grief, and healing. Indy's journey is one of self-discovery, and the story shows how she navigates the challenges of dealing with the loss of her stepmother, finding her true passion, and figuring out which guy is right for her.

Overall, Not Cinderella's Type is a fun, engaging film that is well worth a watch. It's not your typical fairy tale romance, but it is a heartwarming story of a young woman who learns to follow her heart and embrace the life she wants to live.