“Third Person” is a recent drama with some elements of romance directed by Paul Haggis, the winner of Best Picture at the Oscars with his other masterpiece – “Crash”. Stellar cast and intriguing scenery make this movie stand out of the list of new films. “Third Person” tells three love stories that are somehow interwoven. It is worth noting that all the three of them feature unrelatable caricatures. Liam Neeson plays a Pulitzer-prize winner author who is absorbed by his inspiration and has a habit of smoking cigarettes in darkness. When his muse leaves him alone he slams his Macbook ferociously. Ideas don’t seem to flow to him and he feels desperate. Olivia Wilde’s character is quiet pleasant, though she is emotionally detached, kind of like a single-in-the-city gal. James Franco is an artist; he lives in his own world and nothing really bothers him. His family is very wealthy and they live in New York. Adrian Brody plays the role of an America living in Rome. He doesn’t favor culture and earns his living by means of stealing. All the characters perform in the framework of a love-fight-love-fight scheme, though it does draw spectators’ attention.