'Love of Your Life' Review: Margaret Qualley Navigates From Rhapsody to Grief

Within its first few minutes, Rachel Morrison's "Love of Your Life" has all the setups of a romantic comedy: Maya and Charlie meet cute when she buys a small desk from him with a stuck drawer; some mild flirtation takes place; Maya drags the desk home, unsticks the drawer, discovers a cassette tape and sticks it in her Walkman and is intrigued by the atmospheric music. Note: This is taking place in 2020. Charlie still saves cassette tapes, and Maya still has a cassette Walkman. Could a romance be far off? Well, no, it couldn't. But that's pretty much the last rom-commy thing that . . .