Love, Rosie is a romantic comedy-drama directed by Christian Ditter, based on the novel Where Rainbows End by Cecelia Ahern. The film stars Lily Collins as Rosie Dunne and Sam Claflin as Alex Stewart, two childhood friends who are inseparable yet constantly find themselves at the wrong time or place to act on their feelings for each other.

Rosie and Alex grow up together in Dublin, sharing laughter, love, and dreams about their future. However, when Alex moves to the United States, their bond faces new challenges. After a life-altering event, Rosie finds herself navigating life as a single mother, while Alex builds his career and relationships in Boston. Despite the distance and personal obstacles, the connection between Rosie and Alex never quite fades, and they struggle to find the right moment to finally confront their feelings.

The film spans over several years, showing how Rosie and Alex’s lives unfold in unexpected ways, with love and timing always seeming just out of reach. It explores themes of friendship, love, heartache, and the serendipity of life. Filled with heartwarming moments and poignant twists, Love, Rosie emphasizes that love can sometimes be more complicated than it seems, but also incredibly worth the wait.

Lily Collins and Sam Claflin bring undeniable chemistry to the screen, making their journey of missed opportunities and eventual realizations both endearing and emotional. The movie’s lighthearted tone, combined with genuine emotional depth, makes it a heartfelt romantic tale.