Bliss

About This Movie

So, Bliss from '95, right? It’s got this offbeat charm that really pulls you in. The story centers on Leslie, a timid civil servant, who’s just trying to navigate his feelings for Julia. You can’t help but feel for the guy as he stumbles through this romantic chaos. The pacing keeps a nice rhythm, mixing light comedy with some deeper, more reflective moments. And those upstairs neighbors, Saffron and Gee, they add a layer of quirky tension. The performances are pretty solid—nothing over-the-top, but just right for the material. There's something about the whole vibe; it feels cozy yet a bit chaotic, making it a distinctive slice of 90s TV movie life.

Focuses on the struggles of love and connection. · Has a blend of quirky characters and relatable moments. · Captures the essence of 90s television filmmaking.