Babe, I Love You

About This Movie

Babe, I Love You is one of those films that captures the quirks of romance through a lens that feels both familiar and refreshingly different. You’ve got Nico, this charming architecture professor with a life seemingly set in stone, and then there’s Sasa, played by Anne Curtis, whose vibrant energy and past bring a whole new dynamic. Their chemistry is palpable, and while it’s not groundbreaking, it’s the little moments that resonate. The pacing carries you through their ups and downs, mixing humor with the kind of heartfelt sincerity that’s often hard to achieve. The contrasting backgrounds add texture to their relationship, making you think about love's unpredictability and how it often finds us in unexpected places. This film leans into its simplicity but manages to feel full, like a warm hug on a rainy day.

Features strong performances from Sam Milby and Anne Curtis · A blend of humor and emotional depth · Explores themes of love and acceptance