^^^ That's doesn't matter. So she's there because a man (the main character, who drives the whole plot) did something... you can extrapolate that principle to render almost any movie invalid.
It's not a female-centric movie, and it barely meets the test's standards. But, technically, it does pass.
What really makes it dubious is that both times Elise is doing what she's doing because she's unsure about a relationship with a man.