For these and other reasons, I hate reading synopsis or anything about the film before seeing the film, I hated knowing who directed and scripted this work, rancid... Initially not as boring as the others, at least the dialogue is more pleasant, despite being stilted and cultural excess... And Allen constructs the protagonist in the worst and most misogynistic and sexist way possible, a beautiful blonde, stupid, naive and self-serving, and her faithful and intelligent partner, disgusting... Ridiculous and despicable.
Young Ashleigh (Elle Fanning) and Gatsby (Timothée Chalamet) are a couple planning a romantic trip to New York. However, when they arrive at the location, plans change: Ashleigh discovers the possibility of doing an interview with famous film director Roland Pollard (Liev Schreiber), and Gatsby ends up meeting the sister (Selena Gomez) of an old girlfriend. Along the way, Ashleigh and Gatsby discover new passions and unique opportunities.
Young Ashleigh (Elle Fanning) and Gatsby (Timothée Chalamet) are a couple planning a romantic trip to New York. However, when they arrive at the location, plans change: Ashleigh discovers the possibility of doing an interview with famous film director Roland Pollard (Liev Schreiber), and Gatsby ends up meeting the sister (Selena Gomez) of an old girlfriend. Along the way, Ashleigh and Gatsby discover new passions and unique opportunities.