Love $ Greed
Love $ Greed is a 1991 romantic comedy directed by Bashar Shbib. Synopsis. Robert and Alexandra have been divorced for some time. They are surprised to find out that Robert's uncle, Leopold, has left them an inheritance of $23 million on one condition: within a year, Robert and Alexandra must have a child. Although they have each remarried, they are drawn together by greed. Distribution and critical reception. Love $ Greed was presented as an official entry at the Montreal World Film Festival competition. This second American production for Bashar Shbib was less appreciated by  some Quebec critics than his previous one, "Julia Has Two Lovers". Nevertheless, "Love $ Greed" was still distributed in about fifty countries. Suzan Ayscough in "Variety" wrote "...a funny movie about lust, love and greed... (Melissa) White is a natural." Héléne de Billy in "L'actualité" described it as "...une histoire abracadabrante..." (...an abracadabra story...). Writing in "La Presse" Serge Dussault called it "Du gros rire...” ( Big laughs...).