A Perfect Ending

2012 "It’s not always what you expect…"
5.6| 1h50m| NR| en| More Info
Released: 01 June 2012 Released
Producted By: Soul Kiss Films
Country: United States of America
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This intimate drama follows Rebecca, a woman who has kept her sexuality a secret from her friends but chooses to reveal it to a stranger. While Rebecca's revelations may not yield the results she expects, a perfect ending is still in reach.

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Sharlie Mello I love movies with great chemistry between excellent actors, excellent writing and directing with music that enhances the movie and its moods. A few of my favorites are Out of Africa, Prince of Tides and Somewhere in Time. Now I can add A Perfect Ending to my list. Nicole Conn and her team bring it all together in this amazing movie. I just watched A Perfect Ending for the third time in about as many weeks and I was just like.... Wow! I cannot believe the exquisite body of work that Barbara Niven put together in that wonderful movie. From start to finish it was just total quality. Barbara aced the part of Rebecca and she was truly meant for that part. It rather seemed as though it was written for her. The vulnerability she portrayed was so real and believable. Barbara is a talented and beautiful lady. As a relative newcomer, Jessica Clark was exquisite and mysterious and yet their characters blended well and had great and unusual chemistry. A Perfect Ending was multi-layered and intriguing and I will likely watch it many times in the future.
Anita McRae I have seen lesbian themed movies before. "A Perfect Ending" is so layered, I found it to be three movies in one. There was so much to be embraced in this work of art by Nicole Conn, this is by far her best work since "Elena Undone". I was so moved, I cried, every time I watched it, I saw myself, I saw my Mom, I saw a friend or two, there was so much to relate to. At the same time, it is a feel-good movie that should have gone mainstream. Nicole Conn gives us an outlet, a venue in which to see ourselves. "A Perfect Ending" is nothing short of "Perfect". Soulkiss films have always been a favorite among my collection of lesbian themed films. Others come close but never compare. Nicole Conn is the best storyteller on the planet. She tells "our" stories, she gives us fantasies, she gives us hope, she leaves us wanting more. She does this with class, dignity and I believe, A Perfect Ending is not a lesbian themed movie. It is a movie. Period. Because as lesbians, we are here, and we are society, and separate from no one.
Ana Paula Brás Nicole Conn gave us again a masterpiece!!! It's a movie which addresses many facets such as: the prejudice, love between women, the male abuse in marriage, children's distinction between boy and girl, the age differences and sex work. "A Perfect Ending" is above all, a hymn to Love and Nicole found the perfect actresses for the main roles. The chemistry between Barbara Niven and Jessica Clark is outstanding! Rebecca is Barbara's role lifetime, with an absolutely amazing courage! Jessica surprised everyone in her first feature film, really talented actress! The soundtrack, especially the music The Perfect Pavane by Kathy Fowler, is superb! Thank you Nicole for this gift to the world! We are looking forward for your next creations!
snowdrop-3 A friend of mine suggested that I'd watch this film, which I have never heard before, and I must admit that I decided to see it, not expecting much. But what a surprise was there for me!At the beginning of the film, we are introduced to the two main characters, middle-aged elegant housewife Rebecca and astonishingly beautiful high-priced escort, Paris which also appears to be a talented artist. We see each one's life separately, wondering how could these so different characters be related to each other or even meet. And it is not until the moment that Paris knocks the door and introduces herself to Rebecca, that the film utterly transforms from a rather usual film to something electrifying, a film that captures your interest and hooks you up till the very end.Is it the perfect chemistry between the two leads? Definitely yes! These two women that seem worlds apart in matter of age, lifestyle, experiences and every other aspect do have something very strong going on when they are together in screen. And yet they do have something in common, they are both very beautiful body and soul. They both have been through traumatic experiences and meet at the point where they both are desperately in need of something to hang on, to although they both conceal it the best way they can. Many kudos to the casting choices. I couldn't imagine any other two women to play these roles. Barbara Niven is absolutely stunning, very believable, very real, very human and of course very brave to play such a role at this age, revealing so much of herself emotionally as well as physically. Her beautiful imperfections showcase a point that is being addressed in the film and in such a beautiful way. Most Hollywood films portray women with perfect bodies, perfectly thin, pretty and smart which is certainly not realistic and also implies that appearance is all that matters. This film teaches us among others to love ourselves as we are, with our small imperfections that make us perfectly unique. Jessica Clark on the other hand, is also perfectly cast as the charming, kind and seductive call-girl, with a secret that dooms her, who understands exactly what Rebecca needs but is willing to give so much more when she realizes the quality of Rebecca's character. It is the first feature film for Ms. Clark and I certainly see great future for her, because she seems to be very talented. She plays in a most natural way and gives her character much depth playing with her moves, her face expressions and ultimately her deep voice, speaking every word so slowly and so charmingly that could melt anyone's defenses.I would like to particularly praise the amazing music in the film,very appropriate in every scene and really haunting and atmospheric. "A Perfect Ending" is one of those rare films that can be both humorous and entertaining but also very touching. It addresses many issues that many of us can relate to and ultimately reminds us to never give up on our dreams no matter if it seems rather late or pointless to pursue them. It teaches us that we deserve the best in life and we shouldn't compromise for nothing less. I recommend this film to every open-minded individual, male or female. It touched me in a very unique way. Don't miss it!