A Dublin single mother falls for a guitar teacher in L.A. while dealing with her difficult teen son in the latest from the 'Once' and 'Begin Again' filmmaker.
, which follows an Irish busker with a guitar and a Czech pianist in Dublin, won over audiences, got an Academy Award for Best Song and inspired a Broadway musical.
isn’t a remake, but Carney certainly borrows his earlier film’s tropes, from the hardscrabble lives of his characters to the story that includes their attempt to write a song together, and a plot in which romance and making music are inseparable. But why not borrow and tweak a formula so winning?
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