Down to You (2000)

In the vibrant, throbbing heart of New York City, "Down to You" weaves a tale of youthful love, fear, and heartbreak between two college students, Al Connelly and Imogen. Al, a passionate sophomore with dreams of culinary mastery, finds himself drawn towards the enigmatic freshman Imogen, a gifted artist with a spirit as captivating as her art. Their connection is immediate and exhilarating; they embark on a whirlwind romance, marked by shared slices of cake, a song that becomes their anthem, and the intimacy of their love. However, this blissful journey of young love isn't without its turbulent twists. Imogen, while entranced by Al, is haunted by a fear of commitment and the potential loss of her untamed youth. She grapples with the terrifying prospect of settling down too soon, of being a mother before the canvas of her life has been fully painted. This fear drives a wedge between them, causing Imogen to drift away and Al to question the authenticity of their love. When the illusion of their idyllic romance shatters, they separate, their hearts bruised and battered. Imogen seeks solace in the distant lights of San Francisco, while Al spirals into a despair, aided by the numbing comfort of alcohol. His longing for Imogen grows so potent that he resorts to desperate measures, even consuming her shampoo in a bizarre bid to exorcise her from his soul. "Down to You" is a poignant narrative of love and loss, narrated from the divergent perspectives of Al and Imogen. As they grapple with their own doubts and fears, the question remains: Can they find their way back to each other, or will their love remain a sweet yet stinging memory? This heart-tugging romantic comedy explores the complex terrain of young love, where the path is seldom smooth, but the journey, unforgettable.

Down to You is a comedy movie featuring Freddie Prinze Jr. and directed by Kris Isacsson.

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