When the media pounced on the idea of former Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin financing the feature directorial debut of his wife, Louise Linton, it was largely a repetitive chorus about how bad the trailer looked and how absurd the film's concept was. Linton really has written, directed and starred in her own film, Me You Madness, co-starring Gossip Girl's Ed Westwick, and it's by no means a good movie, but it's still worth seeing, especially as an oddball Valentine's Day curio.

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