source: Freelancers Anonymous

It is an engaging story but it isn't the funny film I expected it to be. Alexandra Billings is annoying.

Inspiring funny relatable film with a diverse cast. This is a feel good comedy worth repeating. It was nice to see a film about women in tech and business. Enjoyed seeing Chicago as the backdrop!!

Great idea for a film but it didn't end up the funny film I expected.

Love that we're seeing a trend that's normalizing being a part of the LGBTQA community. It was refreshing to see a film where a queer relationship is treated as just one part of the protagonist's life and not some revolutionary aspect to focus an entire film on. Rather, we follow a very relatable situation-- searching for a job, with no safety net. The dry humor and visual comedy is spot-on, and the chemistry among the cast was strong. The concept is executed wonderfully. A fun and lovely film!

Loved the dry sense of humour. It was a movie everyone can relate to at some stage of our lives... No job and no idea your next step. The chemistry amongst the actresses made the movie hilarious.

This was a fun film filled with dry humor. I am excited to see more and more films that include LGBTQ people in stories where the story is not about their sexuality, rather their humanity. Just love stories like this!

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