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A San Francisco musician pursues the love of his life while teaching an actor how to play guitar for an upcoming role in this romantic comedy from director Dave Boyle (White on Rice). Goh Nakamura (himself) divides his time between playing gigs for paltry cash, and teaching guitar to aspiring musicians. His life is uneventful and he usually lives paycheck to paycheck, so when TV actor Danny Turner (Chadd Stoops) needs someone to help transform him into a convincing musician, Goh accepts the challenge. But somewhere between teaching Danny how to carry a tune and experiencing the wild life on the West Coast, Goh reconnects with his high school girlfriend Rachel (Lynn Chen), and realizes that he's still in love with her. Now it seems that Danny isn't the only one who will learn something on this trip, because perhaps with a little help from his new friend, Goh will find the courage to prevent love from slipping through his fingers once again. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Can a wealthy Republican politician find happiness with a chambermaid from the Bronx? One man is about to find out, though he hardly realizes it at first, in this romantic comedy from director Wayne Wang. Marisa Ventura (Jennifer Lopez) is a single mother who is raising her gifted but under-confident son Ty (Tyler Garcia Posey) on her own, with some help from her mother Veronica (Priscilla Lopez), after divorcing her husband. Marisa works as a housekeeper at the exclusive Beresford Hotel in Manhattan, where her boss Paula Burns (Frances Conroy) and chief butler Lionel Bloch (Bob Hoskins) urge Marisa and her best friend and fellow maid Stephanie (Marissa Matrone) to be as efficient and inconspicuous as possible. One day, while cleaning the room of noted socialite Caroline Lane (Natasha Richardson), Stephanie spies a beautiful designer gown and dares Marisa to try it on; against her better judgment, she does, and while all dolled up, she bumps into Christopher Marshall (Ralph Fiennes), a wealthy and well-bred bachelor who is running for the Senate. Immediately charmed, Chris asks Marisa to join him for a walk in Central Park, assuming she's the blue-blooded Caroline. Marisa manages to join Chris for the afternoon, with Ty in tow, and Chris finds himself quite taken with Marisa's beauty and down-to-earth personality, as well as Ty's precocious interest in politics. Chris later calls Caroline's room to set up a lunch date, but soon discovers the stuffy Ms. Lane is not the woman he met before. Marisa is also attracted to Chris, but while her friends encourage her to pursue a romance, Veronica believes her daughter is asking for trouble by trying to win a man so far out of her social strata. The supporting cast also includes Stanley Tucci and Amy Sedaris. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi