Amy only has time for her job and her hobby, roasting her own coffee. However, leading up to Christmas, she loses her job. Her brother, frustrated that Amy always says no to everything because she doesn't have time, now convinces her, while she is unemployed, to promise to say yes to everything until Christmas. This has the consequence, among other things, of her ending up at an improvisational theatre performance. There, she is pulled onto the stage by Nico, one of the actors. The whole thing doesn't go well, but afterward, because she can't say no, she is drawn by the actors into a charity activity to wrap Christmas presents. She and Nico get to know each other and realize that they might have some things in common after all.
A good romantic movie with freshly brewed coffee and a feel-good atmosphere. It's about changing but does so in a fairly credible and not overly dramatic way. It's not just about them learning from each other, but also about Amy having to deal with childhood trauma involving an alcoholic mother. (It's not a heavy film, after all, it's a fairly amusing romantic movie).
