What's Love Got to Do with It?

In bustling London, Zoe Stevenson works behind the camera, capturing stories that feel as raw and uncertain as her own love life. By day she edits footage for commissions; by night she swipes through endless dating apps, each match fizzing out before it can spark. Her mother’s gentle nudges about settling down linger in the background, turning every swipe into a quiet reminder that something more meaningful might be missing. The city’s restless energy mirrors Zoe’s inner restlessness, setting a tone that is both witty and wistfully introspective.

Across continents, Zoe’s childhood best friend, Kaz Khan, prepares for an arranged marriage that will take him from the familiar streets of London to the vivid, celebratory world of Lahore. As a filmmaker, Zoe is drawn into documenting Kaz’s journey, offering a lens into the rituals, expectations, and quiet hopes that shape a love story forged by families rather than algorithms. The contrast between Kaz’s culturally rooted path and Zoe’s modern dating dilemmas creates a delicate dance of curiosity and empathy, inviting viewers to consider how love can be framed in so many different ways.

The film unfolds as a gentle exploration of connection, identity, and the many forms that commitment can take. Through lush visuals and poignant conversations, it balances the humor of swipe‑culture mishaps with the gravitas of centuries‑old traditions, all while maintaining a warm, contemplative atmosphere. As Zoe follows Kaz’s steps, she begins to question the narratives she has believed about romance, opening the possibility that the answers she seeks may lie somewhere between the digital noise of the city and the quiet, timeless moments of a distant celebration.

Last Updated: August 09, 2025 at 20:47