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Lovesick: Get Over it
The movie follows a 33-year-old man named Dash. Dash seems to hit rock bottom as he's broke, depressed and still in love with his ex who suddenly gets engaged. It all seems hopeless until he meets Nora, a spontaneous and unforgettable woman. However, timing is everything since Nora is not waiting around for Dash to figure out his life.
28 February 1973, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
26 September 1979, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
7 November 1972, St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada
6 November 1946, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
November 30, 2016
Shot in an appealingly undisguised Winnipeg, the romantic comedy Lovesick is a passable debut from Winnipeg writer/director Tyson Caron, even if it's utterly undistinguished in its story and its vision.
December 02, 2016
If you've seen one rom-com, you've seen them all. That may not always be true, but it certainly sums up the way Lovesick unfolds.
December 01, 2016
It's a familiar and semi-depressing tale. But Caron has a host of tricks up his sleeve, starting with Tierney as Dash, a lovable loser in love who has our sympathy even as he makes one damn misstep after another.
January 27, 2017
Lovesick is an impressive first feature for Caron. It looks great and Caron works well with actors, with solid turns by locals Gibson, McMillan, Adam Brooks, and especially Tataryn, who transcends the rom-com tropes with an ineffable sadness.
December 02, 2016
There's a charm about this unabashedly Canuck flick, which gets a boost from Jay Baruchel as Lauren's smarmy and hilariously condescending fiancé. The gorgeous shots of the Prairie capital should have Winnipeggers hankering for home, too.
December 02, 2016
This material might make for a sly, subversive take on the genre, but writer-director Tyson Caron positions Dash as the hero of his story, a fatal flaw.