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Manabu and his father Kouhei love Tsubasa in the same time, but they don't know that they are in love with the same girl. Tsubasa doesn't know they are a father and a son. Tsubasa enjoys meeting them in different places and different times. Finally the father and his son ask her which she loves but she loves both.
A successful but emotionally distant advertising executive, Sarah Jenkins, finds her life turned upside down when she discovers she is pregnant. Struggling with the impending motherhood and her complicated relationship with the baby's father, she embarks on a journey of self-discovery and confronts her own fears and past traumas.
Somebody Loves Her received a mixed to positive reception. Critics praised Denise Crosby's performance and the film's exploration of themes related to motherhood and personal growth. However, some found the plot predictable and the pacing uneven.
Denise Crosby delivers a compelling performance as a woman navigating an unexpected pregnancy.
The film touches upon relatable themes of ambition, love, and the challenges of single motherhood.
While emotionally resonant, the narrative occasionally falters in its pacing and predictability.
Google audience: Audience reviews for 'Somebody Loves Her' are scarce, making it difficult to ascertain a general consensus. Those available often highlight the film's emotional core and Crosby's acting, with some viewers appreciating its straightforward portrayal of a woman's journey.
The film was originally conceived as a television movie before its release.
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