Color       Running time approximately 93 minutes

Natalie (Katharine McPhee) land Nick (Mike Vogel) don't know each other, but they share lots in common. They're both frustrated in their work lives -- Natalie is managing a failing restaurant; Nick is working as an unappreciated architect for an unpleasant boss. And they're both frustrated in the romance department -- Natalie despairs of finding Mr Right; Mike's meddling mother (JoBeth Williams) is forever trying to set him up with candidate girlfriends.

After tossing coins in Hayward Fountain, Nick and Natalie begin dreaming about each other. But here's the catch. They may be perfect for each other, but according to fountain legend, they only have one week to turn those sweet dreams into true love.

Nick Smith, a talented architect employed by an unappreciative scrooge but contemplating a firm of his own with colleague Joe Yablonski, suffers pointless attempts by his mother to match him up. Yet after he tosses a coin with his cousin in a legendary magical love fountain, at the same time as Natalie Russo, the two touch and program them to dream of each other as lovers seven times, longing to meet for real but doubting if the dream partner even exists.

She runs her mother's ailing Italian restaurant, which recovers thanks to flirtatious Italian chef Mario, who has an unrequited crush on Natalie. The last night, each finds the other's trail, but has a pressing professional priority while they seem only to cross the magical time window runs out.

BEHIND THE SCENES:

Turning dreams into reality was a theme that carried over from the movie's storyline to its set design. Part of this crew's challenge was creating the dream sequences and building the legendary fountain that didn't exist before.