100 Women

A young art student named Sam falls in love with a woman named Hope after a chance meeting. After losing her contact information, he attempts to find her within a residence shared by one hundred different women. As their relationship develops, Sam discovers that Hope has become deeply depressed and strives to uncover the reason behind her sadness to help her recover.

Directed and written by Michael Davis, this romantic comedy is the second of three films in his directorial career, following 100 Girls and preceding Shoot 'Em Up. The movie stars Chad Donella as Sam, Erinn Bartlett as Hope, and Jennifer Morrison as Annie, with supporting roles played by Steve Monroe, Chene Lawson, and Juleah Weikel. Produced by Dream Entertainment, Michael/Finney Productions, and Film and Music Entertainment, the project involved a credited crew of 48 people.

The film has received a mixed response from audiences. On IMDb, it holds a rating of 4.9/10 based on 2,800 votes, while on TMDB it has a lower score of 4.5/10 from 57 votes.