You can sense how it just fits for Jess, as she experiences that utterly relatable moment when a first love brings out a part of you that no one else has touched. The tender and very sexy bedroom scenes feel like the first time. Jess’s tale is a common one, but in To Each Her Own, that isn’t a flaw: The film simply plays out like the story of someone you know. Stifling memories power Jess’s reluctance, the lifelong judgments of her homophobic mother driving the wedge that threatens the relationship. Though they fit together seamlessly, a weak-willed Jess struggles to come to grips with her new love, and the lifestyle change that comes with it. But a quick Romeo & Juliet-style balcony exchange ignites a fire in both, and the first date turns into love before either woman knows what hit her. She mindlessly plows away as a landscaper by day, and an array of indiscriminate women by night. Jess’s life is trudging on without her even having a hand in it.Ĭasey, on the other hand, finds nothing worth committing to. Her husband Trevor, sweet but utterly clueless, is plotting the course of their lives (including children) with no eye for his wife’s apathy and detachment. "Jess may look like any other beautiful girl, but her life is that of a woman, already married and settled at 25.
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