While I personally found her oddly charming her mannerisms and monotone voice seem almost autistic at times.Yi’s singular persona is likely the reason why this film went largely unseen, even by the Cera hardcore.Too, the interviews with stories about true love appear to be legit, even as the stories the people tell seem to be bigger than life.By this point you’re either on the Michael Cera bandwagon or you’re not.However the nature of the content allows for the blasé aesthetics to seem purposeful rather than limiting, adding another layer of pseudo-reality to the proceedings.Too, the extremely rudimentary animation plays entirely more charmingly than it should.It’s set to be released August 14th, 2009 and I hope you all drag your significant others (or that cute guy from Starbucks) to see this movie, like me!NOTE: 8is a community, and we thank you for being a part of it.

Along the way she interviews people who tell whimsical tales of different kinds of love (each of which are animated with paper cutouts and marionette work).Though I haven’t quite figured out how much of is fictional, since it’s well known that Yi and Cera did date in real life, the story itself is well worthy for its reminder about finding that special someone in your life.I know I’m not alone in my opinion, as already won the Screenwriting Award at Sundance Film Festival earlier this year. The tension eventually threatens to tear the budding relationship apart and derail the documentary completely. Jasnovec, who clearly has a thing for Yi, pushes the Cera angle onto the story because he sees a chance to get an honest to god movie star in his little documentary, but Yi and Cera resist.