Romance Films

From The Idea of You to May December, stories of older women having affairs with younger men have been having a moment in Hollywood. But can Nicole Kidman and Zac Efron have enough fun with it for the film to work?

Skip your 1,000th re-watch of Friends and instead use these TV shows and films to ease your sickly little heart.

In paying tribute to the life of renowned artist Craig Ruddy, filmmaker Molly Reynolds turned to his long-term partner, and the hours and hours of home video footage they had recorded in their 20 years together.

Anyone But You might have elevated Glen Powell to name-brand status with your mum and her friends, but Hit Man is his most defining achievement (so far).

This era-hopping sci-fi romance starring Léa Seydoux takes inspiration from a Henry James novella and turns it into a head-spinning, two-and-a-half-hour odyssey.

Romantic drama 'Take My Hand' is inspired by the true story of director John Raftopoulos and his wife, executive producer Claire Jensz, who lives with multiple sclerosis.

The Taste of Things, a culinary romance starring Juliette Binoche, is a sensory indulgence and an ode to pleasure.

Anne Hathaway's steamy new film explores the age-gap relationship between a single mum and a much younger boy-band heart throb.

Zendaya plays a tennis star cut down in her prime in Challengers, but that's just the beginning. The newest film from Luca Guadagnino looks at lust, betrayal and manipulation. 

Luca Guadagnino's newest film takes the majestic back-and-forth of professional tennis to hyper-erotic heights.

Want to watch a refreshing and heartfelt rom-com? Or an exposé on Brandy Melville? Or a raunchy Korean Australian comedy? You can stream any and all of these right now.

There's plenty to be nostalgic about as the Nancy Meyers' film marks two decades since its release — but when it comes to inequity in age-gap relationships has anything really changed?

Love Lies Bleeding is an instant entry into the queer heart-throb canon, arriving after years of gnawing hunger for complex female antiheroes.

Here's what's new to streaming and actually good in February, from the two surprisingly great remakes One Day and Mr and Mrs Smith, to the workplace satire that will make you lol.

This Cannes Prize winning Finnish film focuses on finding love amid the hellscape of capitalism — and it's surprisingly heartwarming. 

Five Blind Dates, the first Aussie Amazon Original movie, sees Shuang Lu as Lia change her approach to dating after meeting a fortune teller.

Irish actors Paul Mescal and Andrew Scott talk about connection through grief in Andrew Haigh's film All of Us Strangers.

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Jennifer Lopez has teased upcoming movie-musical, This Is Me… Now: A Love Story, with an outrageous trailer that makes it hard to say what, exactly, the film is.

All of Us Strangers, starring Andrew Scott (Fleabag) and Paul Mescal (Normal People), uses a supernatural story to illuminate the beauty of queer relationships.

The directorial debut of Schitt's Creek creator and star Dan Levy sees the actor's character Marc navigating the stormy waters of grief, with help from his friends.

Keen to see a Boxing Day movie but can't make a single extra decision for this year? Don't worry, our critics have got you.

Celine Song’s acclaimed debut Past Lives is part homage to young love and part commentary on cultural displacement, underpinned by the perennial question: What if?

Red White & Royal Blue is cheesy in all the right ways. It's cringey, over-the-top and predictable, but that's what got fans so hooked.

After a two-year hiatus from screen acting, Lawrence is back with her characteristic blend of goof and charm in this delicious comedy inspired by a bonkers real-life dating-meets-job ad.