A New York based romantic comedy in which a 37 year old woman falls in love with a 23 year old man.

Rafi Gardent (Uma Thurman) is a sexy young Manhattan based fashion industry magnet. After her recent divorce she has been seeing Upper West side based therapist Lisa Metzger (Meryl Streep). Lisa tried to cheer up Rafi and advised her to go and have fun.

Rafi meets handsome David Bloomberg (Bryan Greenberg) an aspiring young artist from Brooklyn, who is living with his grandparents. After both of them lied a little about their age, actually Rafi is 37 and David is 23, Rafi takes  David to her Manhattan apartment where they have sex. Rafi falls in love with David.

During the next session, Rafi talks openly about her wild sexual experiences to Lisa. On Lisa's part she was basically happy to hear that Rafi is having fun and suggested that it should be good for both David and Rafi as they are  in their sexual prime. But on her next visit, Lisa is shocked to realize that Rafi is dating her own younger son David.

Lisa has many issues with this relationship. She is a hard core Jewish mom who wants her son to marry a younger Jewish girl. What irks Lisa apart from the fact that Rafi is not Jewish, is that she suspects that David and Rafi are having a relationship just for the sake of sexual fulfillment. Lisa ends up seeing her own shrink Rita (Madhur Jaffrey) who advised her that her primary responsibility is towards Rafi because this relationship could be temporary and once it ends Rafi will need Lisa's help more than ever. Now Lisa is in a total dilemma.

In the meantime, David's grandparents decided to move to Florida and he was in need of a place to stay. Rafi was very happy about this situation mainly because by having David living with her, she can have great sex every night with her young lover. But when David moved in with her, she gets annoyed by David's closeness. Find out whether  their love affair blossom and bloom? Can an older woman find happiness with a younger man and vice versa?

Talented director Ben Younger skillfully presents a comedy about an older woman in love with a younger man. After a long absence he has made a decent return with this romantic comedy. He has assembled a top notch cast and has extracted a decent performance out of them. He deals with age inappropriate love affair, mixed faith romance as well as some psychoanalysis. 

Oscar winner Meryl Streep presents an excellent performance as a hard core Jewish mother and a psychiatrist in dilemma. Sexy Thurman is lovely and good as usual. As a woman in love, she is simple but preoccupied with her own agenda. The handsome new comer Bryan Greenberg does a very good job as David.

The story of an older woman in love with a younger man is nothing new. By highlighting the age difference in a relationship, the director makes the audience think about the realities in such a relationship. The movie is funny, amusing and enjoyable. If you are a fan of Uma Thurman or Meryl Streep, you will love this film.

We rate this movie GOOD.