And if Woody Allen writes love letters to New York, Virgo is attempting the epistolary equivalent with Toronto.' References The Bee Hives version of Lover’s Spit asserts itself, representing Virgo’s telos: sinuousness, elegiac, inaccessible. At times, the film comes off inert and aimless, absent of an apparent conflict. That was the challenge of it for me, to take a plot-driven narrative and capture an emotion.' It’s certainly the case that Virgo skimped on the narrative in favor of the mood. 'When I read the book, it wasn't about the story, it was about this feeling that the book conjured up in me, this kind of visceral, raw energy, that was like what I felt when I first fell in love, that sexual aspect of falling in love. In a 2005 interview with NOW Magazine, Virgo explains his intentions with respect to the later film:

'Similar to Virgo's well-received Rude (1995), Lie with Me is about capturing a distinctive mood. Ron Mashate, writing for Stylus Magazine, concurred in part: They reunite and the film ends with the two engaging in a passionate kiss. This time he follows her all the way home, and all the way inside, telling her he will not leave her again.

At the reception David watches Leila dance with an old man, but she runs away again when he approaches her. He waits outside the synagogue and approaches her as everyone floods out onto the sidewalk following the wedding, and then Rachel (Kristin Lehman) grabs Leila's hand and she calls out to David, to ask if he is coming. As she rides her bicycle to the ceremony, David sees her and follows in his truck. Leila spends time with her parents as they go their separate ways, and gets ready for the wedding while the summer is coming to an end.

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