Seven years after hitting the jackpot with 2002's 'My Big Fat Greek Wedding,' and five years since her last feature film, Nia Vardalos returns from her career hiatus with a film that draws on the same gentle humour that made her 2002 film such a massive hit. With 'Driving Aphrodite' there is a subtle change of emphasis in that the love story takes a back-seat to the tale of a lost and inhibited woman learning to shed her caution and enjoy life. Despite the story being a very familiar one, and the humour tending to rely upon national stereotypes, the film is surprisingly funny and like 'My Big Fat Greek Wedding' it has a huge 'feel-good' factor.