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Joe has finally had enough. He’s leaving his lunatic girlfriend, Liz, who he has lived with for almost three years in Munich. He needs time to figure out what he wants anymore.
A trip back to his hometown of Innsbruck, Austria to stay with his sister, Sarah, seems like the perfect plan. Especially since the friends from school are planning a reunion the coming weekend.
The only problem: in Innsbruck he’ll have to see Danielle again â€" Sarah’s best friend with who he had been in a relationship. Before he had cheated with Liz… Before he messed up what probably was the perfect thing…
Three years after their breakup Danielle and Joe are forced to deal with each other again exactly at this weekend reunion with friends. While the motto is to behave oneself and get along somehow, it isn’t easy. And things get harder once both Joe and Danielle have to admit to themselves that there still is some attraction.
But how do you deal with it? Who makes the first move? How do you keep this from Sarah and the friends until you actually know how you really feel and what you want?
CAN YOU MEND IT? is not just about two people trying to come to terms with how they (still) feel about each other, it’s also about the troubles of breaking up, about friends who are there when you need them and about the complex relationship between brothers and sisters.
A trip back to his hometown of Innsbruck, Austria to stay with his sister, Sarah, seems like the perfect plan. Especially since the friends from school are planning a reunion the coming weekend.
The only problem: in Innsbruck he’ll have to see Danielle again â€" Sarah’s best friend with who he had been in a relationship. Before he had cheated with Liz… Before he messed up what probably was the perfect thing…
Three years after their breakup Danielle and Joe are forced to deal with each other again exactly at this weekend reunion with friends. While the motto is to behave oneself and get along somehow, it isn’t easy. And things get harder once both Joe and Danielle have to admit to themselves that there still is some attraction.
But how do you deal with it? Who makes the first move? How do you keep this from Sarah and the friends until you actually know how you really feel and what you want?
CAN YOU MEND IT? is not just about two people trying to come to terms with how they (still) feel about each other, it’s also about the troubles of breaking up, about friends who are there when you need them and about the complex relationship between brothers and sisters.
