Imagine Me & You (2006)

7.6 ? Jan 27, 2006 1h 33m

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Overview

During her wedding ceremony, Rachel notices Luce in the audience and feels instantly drawn to her. The two women become close friends, and when Rachel learns that Luce is a lesbian, she realizes that despite her happy marriage to Heck, she is falling for Luce. As she questions her sexual orientation, Rachel must decide between her stable relationship with Heck and her exhilarating new romance with Luce.

Overview

Genres

Drama Comedy Romance

Release Date

January 27, 2006

Rating

7.6 /10

Runtime

1h 33m

Official Trailer from YouTube

Piper Perabo

Rachel

Lena Headey

Luce

Matthew Goode

Heck

Celia Imrie

Tessa

Anthony Stewart Head

Ned

Darren Boyd

Cooper

Sue Johnston

Ella

Boo Jackson

Sharon Horgan

Beth

Eva Birthistle

Edie

Vinette Robinson

Zina

Ben Miles

Rob

John Thompson

Priest

Mona Hammond

Mrs Edwards

Rick Warden

Gordon

Ruth Sheen

Mrs Webster

Philip Bird

Auctioneer

Justine Mitchell

Laura

Gerard Horan

Trevor

Angel Coulby

Anna

Nubyan

6.0/10

Sep 24, 2017

That was a great movie. I read the subject matter in the preview and thought...this sounds interesting. I can't believe this came out in 2005. Twelve years isn't that long ago, however...it fits right in with 2017. It was easy to fall for the main characters. I found myself being torn between wanting Rachel to remain with Heck and wanting her to be with Luce. It's a story of love. Just when you think you've found true love, life throws you a curve ball and complicates everything. In the end, everyone seems to end up where they should be.

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signsoflife

9.0/10

Jan 07, 2026

> The lily means... The lily means, "I dare you to love me." Ageless classic lesbian romcom. We haven't had anything quite as sweet as this since, really. Singlehandedly spurred the lesbian florist stereotype. It's so nice being able to just go always back to a movie that simply focuses on the love between people and doesn't place the adversity in lesbianism itself, in coming out or homophobia or tragedy.

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