The Mirror Has Two Faces (1996)

In the heart of academia at Columbia University, the paths of two professors, Rose and Gregory, entwine in an unconventional love story. Gregory, a handsome yet monotonously predictable math professor, has been scarred by the destructive power of lust, leading him to seek a life partner devoid of carnal appeal. Rose, a humble English Literature professor, burdened with insecurities, struggles to shine against the backdrop of her stunning mother and sister. Their worlds collide when Rose's sister responds to Gregory's personal ad, sparking an unusual romance. Their relationship is built not on fiery passion but on mutual respect and admiration, creating a bond that ultimately leads them to the altar. Gregory presumes Rose shares his aversion to physical intimacy, a critical miscommunication that threatens to unravel their marriage when Rose yearns for more than just intellectual stimulation. As Gregory embarks on an international lecture tour, Rose takes drastic measures in a desperate bid to save their union. She launches into a transformative journey, shedding her old self through rigorous exercise and diet, morphing into a seductive enchantress. Yet, her physical transformation is just the beginning, and the couple must navigate the complexity of their relationship, proving that love is more than just skin deep. "The Mirror Has Two Faces" is a poignant exploration of love, self-image, and the courage to pursue one's deepest desires.

The Mirror Has Two Faces is a comedy movie featuring Thomas Saccio.

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