Take Me Anywhere

Léane is French, and Blake is English. They are not puzzle pieces that seem destined to fit together. Even when chance places them in the same university-sponsored journalism competition, they quickly conclude that they can't even stand each other.

It's easy to see why: he values dreams and ambitions above anything else, and is not willing to accept that anything gets in the way of the path he wants to follow, not even Léane's seductive accent. She, in turn, needs the prize money, and will use all her charms to win the competition. Both are willing to do anything, even ignore the magnetism that gradually emerges between their strategies and arguments.

However, when the heat of attraction reaches its peak, the coldness of reality will show that, sometimes, the longest paths can only be traveled with someone holding our hand.