(From IMDb.com)
Life certainly is not easy for Daphne as we meet the centerpiece of the story in drama <em>Endings, Beginnings</em>
Job, left. Romance, broken off. Living arrangements? How about a move into her sister’s pool house?
And so we find Shailene Woodley suitably miserable in much of this winding tale directed by Drake Doremus from his screenplay co-written with Jardine Libaire.
As Daphne settles into what her life is becoming, she swears off men, booze and, she hopes, the conflict that has come with the mixture of both.
And then she meets two men at one party, and , you betcha, falls for both of them.
Daphne dips her toe into small dates with Jack. And Frank. Then she finds out they are best friends. But not until she likes them both. A lot.
Woodley is pretty good as a woman conflicted in her torn-betweeen-two-very-different-lovers world.
You for now. (From IMDb.com)
Will she or won’t she make a choice? Will it or won’t it make her life better? Does she or doesn’t she know herself better now than before?
Important questions, all.
Mark Bialczak 
it sounds interesting…
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I’ve been a Woodley fan since her Divergent series, Beth.
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And now you’ve intrigued me! I might have to watch this one:).
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There’s time to spare this winter, Kay.
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Sigh. There sure is, Mark.
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That sounds like a fun story line to follow. I’ll have to look for it. Did you make it thru the big storm ok or is it still in progress? I hope all is well.
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That first big one on this coat pulled off to the east of us, Sandra. Whew!
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That’s a good omen! Things are looking up Mark!
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Horrible movie… so unrealistic and the ending sends a bad message. Set the woman’s movement back centuries…. apart from glamorizing sleeping around.
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Thank you for sharing your viewpoint on Daphne’s behavior, Emma.
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