I Think I Love You

Emma believes in romance, while Sophia takes a far more skeptical approach. Their clashing outlooks become impossible to avoid when a filmmaking competition offers a trip to Los Angeles as its prize. Each wants to win, and neither finds it easy to tolerate the other’s priorities. Working toward the same coveted opportunity draws their rivalry into increasingly personal territory. Beneath arguments about love and competing creative ambitions, an attraction begins to emerge that neither girl can readily explain away. The contest forces them to reconsider what they think they know about each other and about relationships. Their developing romance unfolds through creative friction, uncertainty and the gap between a carefully imagined love story and a real one.