Over the break, while many people were consuming a Thanksgiving feast, I indulged in the release of the movie “Bones and All” starring Timothée Chalamet and Taylor Russell.

We see in the movie that love knows no bounds in the face of adversity. As the two main characters share a similar palate, and nomadically roam in fulfillment for the taste of human flesh.

This is a coming-of-age story that isn’t for the faint of heart. Maren Yearly, played by Russell, is seeking to find answers as to why she cannot live without her cannibalistic tendencies. Her boyfriend Lee, portrayed by Chalamet, simply wants to ignore the reasons why, and give into his primal urges.

What would you do for love? Would you sell everything you have? Would you steal for it? How about taking another person’s life?

These decisions are what plagues the mind of Seo-rae, played by Chinese actress Tang Wei, as the focus of the movie “Decision to Leave.” But she isn’t the main character. The main protagonist is detective Jang Hae-joon (Park Hea-il), a married man who investi- gates the killing of Seo-rae’s husband.

If you are looking for a date movie, I recommend seeing the 2006 movie “Bella,” a redemption, family and love story, available on DVD and YouTube. The movie stars Eduardo Verastegui as José, a professional soccer star, on his way to sign a $2 million contract when an accident changes his life and career choice from soccer player to (several years later) chef in his brother Manny’s (Manny Perez) Mexican restaurant in New York City. Manny fires Nina (Tammy Blanchard), a waitress at the restaurant, for being late for work. José quits and comes to the support of Nina, who just discovered she is pregnant and has decided to abort the baby. Jose asks Nina “Have you thought about adoption?”