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A review by kle105
You Had Me at Hola by Alexis Daria
4.0
This was such an interesting story, even though I am not a fan of celebrity type stories I was pulled into this one. It was such a diverse cast of characters. Jasmine is recovering from a public break-up and resolved to never get involved with another co-star. While shooting her new show this is promised to be the next big show, she struggles to connect with her co-star.
Ashton holds himself back from his co-stars, hiding a secret from them and from the world. He is so used to keeping his secret he doesn't let anyone in. When Jasmine pushes him to find out why their scenes are falling flat, they decide to run lines together. Drawing out of each other they try and be friends. Even if their chemistry is undeniable.
I really loved all the secondary characters, the diversity of them, their support of each other. It made me want to see their show, and see it succeed which is the sign of a great storyteller.
Ashton holds himself back from his co-stars, hiding a secret from them and from the world. He is so used to keeping his secret he doesn't let anyone in. When Jasmine pushes him to find out why their scenes are falling flat, they decide to run lines together. Drawing out of each other they try and be friends. Even if their chemistry is undeniable.
I really loved all the secondary characters, the diversity of them, their support of each other. It made me want to see their show, and see it succeed which is the sign of a great storyteller.