Set It Up

In the bustling rhythm of New York City, two ambitious assistants find themselves caught in the relentless grind of demanding careers. Harper works for a sharp‑tongued editor at a leading sports website, while Charlie juggles the whims of a high‑powered venture capitalist. Their days are a blur of endless meetings, impossible deadlines, and lonely evenings, a world where personal time feels like a distant luxury. The city’s kinetic energy mirrors their own, offering both the pressure that fuels ambition and the humor that keeps them sane.

When a shared moment of frustration leads to a daring idea, the pair concocts a scheme to bring their notoriously demanding bosses together, hoping that a spark between them might finally grant the assistants a breather. Kristen and Rick are each a force of authority in their own right—her editorial brilliance and his relentless drive make them the very heart of the office’s chaos. The plan, equal parts mischievous and hopeful, sets the stage for a light‑hearted, romantic comedy that balances clever workplace banter with the timeless allure of love’s unexpected possibilities.

As the assistants navigate their own budding connection, the film weaves together the glossy backdrop of Manhattan, witty dialogue, and the bittersweet tension between professional aspirations and personal desire. The tone remains breezy yet sincere, inviting viewers to wonder whether orchestrating romance for others might just lead to something genuine for those pulling the strings.

Last Updated: August 10, 2025 at 02:33