Marry Me

• Romance
• Comedy
• Music

A chart-topping pop star, reeling from a very public betrayal moments before her stadium wedding, spontaneously chooses math teacher Charlie from the crowd to be her husband for a 90-day trial marriage, seeking a return to authenticity. This isn't a conventional romantic comedy; the film playfully deconstructs celebrity culture and manufactured personas, exploring the chasm between public image and genuine connection. The resulting relationship isn't about instant fireworks but a quiet, awkward unfolding as both navigate the absurdity of their situation and the vulnerability of unexpected intimacy. It examines the search for meaning beyond fame, offering a surprisingly grounded and relatable portrayal of finding solace and a potential path to self-discovery amidst the spectacle of a pop star's life, fueled by original music that underscores the emotional weight of fabricated versus authentic experience.