Finding You

Finding You is a romantic drama film directed by Lucy Foley, starring Rose Reid as Finley, Midori Francis as her sister Violet, and Jake Richardson as the charming movie star Beckett. Set against the picturesque backdrop of a small coastal village in Ireland, the film tells the story of Finley, a talented and dedicated violinist who feels stifled by her strict upbringing and high expectations. With her parents pushing her to attend a prestigious music conservatory, Finley longs for a break from her rigid routine and a chance to discover herself. As Finley sets off for her college semester abroad program in the small Irish village, she encounters Beckett, a famous young movie star who has escaped to this secluded haven to find inspiration for his next project. Beckett, charming and charismatic, is initially drawn to Finley's innocence and authenticity. Despite his Hollywood persona, he has grown disillusioned with the pressures of fame and the emptiness of his high-profile relationships. As Finley and Beckett spend more time together, an undeniable romance blossoms. Finley, captivated by Beckett's carefree spirit, finds herself embracing the thrill of the moment and letting go of her inhibitions. Beckett, in turn, is inspired by Finley's passion and artistry, and he begins to see her as a source of creative inspiration. For the first time in his life, he feels a deep connection with someone who truly understands him. Finley and Beckett's relationship becomes a catalyst for growth and self-discovery in each other. Finley, with Beckett's encouragement, embarks on a journey of freedom and exploration, discovering the beauty of spontaneity and living in the present moment. Beckett, in turn, is drawn into Finley's world of music and art, finding solace in her creativity and authenticity. As they navigate each other's complexities, they learn to let go of their fears and doubts, and to trust their instincts. However, their whirlwind romance is put to the test when the pressures of Beckett's stardom begin to take their toll. His management team and publicists start to scrutinize his relationship with Finley, warning him that she is an unstable influence and that he needs to focus on his career. As Beckett struggles to balance his public image with his private desires, he becomes increasingly torn between his loyalty to Finley and his responsibility to his fame. Finley, too, faces her own pressures and expectations, as her parents and friends back home begin to question her judgment in pursuing a relationship with a "flash-in-the-pan" celebrity. She starts to doubt her own abilities and her future, feeling like she is stuck between the security of her traditional path and the uncertainty of her passion for Beckett. As the two lovers navigate the challenges of their differing worlds, they must decide what they truly want for their future together. Can Finley's artistic soul coexist with Beckett's Hollywood persona, or will their love be suffocated by the expectations of others? Will Beckett continue to chase fame and fortune at the expense of his heart, or will he take a risk on true love and find a new path? The film culminates in a poignant and tender conclusion, as Finley and Beckett confront the hard truths about their relationship and their futures. With the stunning Irish landscape as their backdrop, they must make a choice between their dreams and their love for each other. Will Finley and Beckett find a way to make their unconventional relationship work, or will the pressures of fame and reality tear them apart?