Beginning the summer with a figure-drawing class, Lena gets the
chance to prove that she has, in fact, moved on when she makes
an impression on her striking model and fellow art student, Leo,
a free spirit unlike anyone she has ever met.

Their meeting is one of Hamri's (director) favorite scene:
"It's so unexpected when Lena finds out that Leo is the
model. It's one of the funniest moments in the movie and
so aptly illustrates how different they are. Her reactions
are priceless, so natural; she's completely embarrassed,
and his nonchalance is equally priceless because, to Leo,
this is nothing unusual. It's who he is."

Jesse Williams describes Leo as "confident without arrogance,
happy, a guy who is fully at ease in his own skin. Unlike Lena,
his uninhibited approach to life also makes him more comfortable
flowing in and out of relationships in a way that is foreign to her."