P.S.

Year: 2004

Runtime: 97 min

Language: English

Director: Dylan Kidd

DramaFantasyComedyRomance

A lonely divorcée, Louise Harrington, finds her life unexpectedly changed by F. Scott Feinstadt, a new applicant who bears a striking resemblance to a former love. As Louise gets to know him, she’s drawn into a journey that blends the present with memories of the past. She grapples with questions of identity, connection, and the enduring power of lost love, ultimately finding solace and a renewed sense of hope.

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