Enough Said

Eva, a dedicated masseuse and single mother, is invited to a lively party in Pacific Palisades. Accompanied by her friends Will and Sarah, she looks forward to a fun evening among acquaintances.

At the party, Eva meets Marianne, a captivating poet introduced by Will. Their first interaction sparks Eva's curiosity, and she begins to feel an intriguing connection with Marianne.

After the party, to Eva's surprise, Albert asks for her phone number. Although unsure of their chemistry, she decides to give him a chance, leading to plans for a dinner date.

Eva and Albert go on their dinner date, where they discover an unexpected chemistry. The evening deeply surprises Eva, who starts to feel affection toward Albert.

As their relationship develops, Eva shares lunch with Albert and his teenage daughter Tess. The meeting is filled with insights about their parenting challenges as both girls prepare for college.

Eva visits Marianne for a massage and learns that Albert is Marianne's ex-husband. This shocking revelation complicates Eva's feelings, prompting her to reassess her relationship with Albert.

During the massage, Marianne shares a quirky story about Albert's love for guacamole. Eva realizes this story matches what Albert had previously told her, heightening her suspicions.

When Tess appears, Eva confirms her suspicions about Albert's connection to Marianne. Rather than confront the situation, she hides behind a tree, overwhelmed by the unintended intertwining of their lives.

Sarah and Will organize a dinner party with Eva and Albert, hoping to strengthen their relationship. However, the evening devolves into chaos after Eva critiques Albert, igniting his anger.

As tensions reach a breaking point, Albert discovers Eva’s friendship with Marianne. This revelation leads to a passionate and explosive breakup that leaves both parties in turmoil.

Eva experiences an emotional moment when she and her ex-husband escort their daughter Ellen to the airport for her college send-off. The day serves as a bittersweet reminder of her daughter's transition into adulthood.

During Thanksgiving, while on her way to pick up Ellen from the airport, Eva makes an unexpected stop in front of Albert's house. This impromptu decision leads to a significant and surprising encounter.

As luck would have it, Albert steps outside just as Eva arrives. They share a brief and awkward exchange that hints at unresolved feelings and the potential for reconciliation.

After their encounter, Eva and Albert sit together on the porch, enjoying a vulnerable moment. This conversation opens the door for new possibilities, signaling a chance for a fresh start in their relationship.