Women's Intuition

About This Movie

So, 'Women's Intuition' is one of those made-for-TV flicks that dives into family dynamics with a hint of romance. You've got this divorced businessman, right? And he hires Darya, who's initially there for a secretary gig but ends up as a babysitter for his troubled daughter, Masha. The pacing is pretty steady, leaning into the emotional turmoil of kids caught in adult messes. The performances are decent; especially the actress playing Darya — she captures that nurturing vibe really well. It's a bit of a slow burn, which gives space for themes of healing and understanding to emerge. Not groundbreaking, but it has a charm that’s easy to appreciate in a cozy viewing setting.

Interesting take on post-divorce family life. · Character development is a highlight. · Great for collectors of TV romance dramas.