Anyone But You

In the sun‑kissed suburbs of Sydney, a chance encounter between a frazzled law student and a sharply dressed Wall Street analyst turns an ordinary coffee‑shop line into a memorable, if awkward, first date. Their chemistry is undeniable, yet the brief spark quickly fizzles into mutual irritation, leaving both wondering if the connection was fleeting or something deeper.

When a mutual friend’s wedding beckons them across the ocean, Bea and Ben find themselves thrust together under one roof, surrounded by the vibrant chaos of wedding preparations, meddling families, and the lingering presence of past relationships. The idyllic Australian backdrop—a blend of coastal breezes, festive gatherings, and iconic landmarks—provides a lively canvas for a story that balances breezy humor with the tender uncertainty of new romance.

Bea, torn between the expectations of a demanding law career and her own yearning for authenticity, brings a sharp wit and a hint of vulnerability to the mix. Ben, whose polished finance world masks a more introspective side, offers charm tempered by a careful guard. Their starkly different worlds clash at first, but the necessity of presenting a united front for the weekend forces them into a partnership that teases out hidden layers of both admiration and frustration.

The film dances around the familiar premise of a “fake‑relationship” trope, inviting viewers to wonder whether their staged romance will remain a convenient ruse or blossom into something genuine. With a tone that swings effortlessly between playful banter and heartfelt moments, the story promises a fresh take on love‑in‑the‑air, set against the sparkling backdrop of an Australian wedding weekend where anything—especially the heart—might just change direction.

Last Updated: August 09, 2025 at 20:16