Drama,Romance,TV Movie
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In Love, of Course, Claire (played by Kelly Rutherford) is a single mother who is extremely overprotective of her daughter, Sophie (played by Cameron Wendt). When Sophie goes off to college, Claire decides to follow her and take a job on the campus to be close to her daughter.
At first, Sophie is embarrassed by her mother's presence and the fact that she works on the same campus. However, things start to change when Claire meets a charismatic professor named Ted (played by Cameron Mathison). The two hit it off, and Claire starts to open up and explore a life of her own.
Claire and Ted's relationship becomes complicated when they discover that they have different views on the college's future. Claire is concerned about Sophie's education and the college's reputation, while Ted is more focused on the academic freedom of the professors.
Throughout the film, Claire learns to let go of her overprotectiveness and trust her daughter to make her own choices. She also discovers her own interests and passions, which leads her to follow her dream of starting her own business.
Overall, Love, of Course is a heartwarming story about a mother learning to let go and find happiness outside of her role as a parent. The film also touches on themes of academic freedom and the importance of following your dreams.
