More than a movie

Hollywood turned upside down? The greatest crossover in cinema history? Two directors who can’t stand each other?

Vera Scheidegger is one of the most acclaimed film directors of the century. In Los Angeles, she is known as cold, calculating, provocative, and untouchable, a woman who challenges the very language of cinema with every new release and whose work never leaves anyone indifferent.

Zander Shay is the creator of the most-watched sitcom of the last decade, a master at making audiences fall in love with fictional characters. After making the leap to the big screen with some of the highest-grossing romantic comedies of recent years, he has become Hollywood’s golden boy, adored by everyone.

Scheidegger and Shay have never met, but they envy each other so intensely that it might as well be hatred.

Their artistic styles could not be more incompatible.

And although neither seems remotely interested in working together, an unfortunate comment made during a television interview forces them to write and direct a film side by side. What follows proves that the distance between hate and love is nothing more than a change of scene.

True love doesn’t follow a script.