A young woman's hilariously confessional voicemails to her late sister are unknowingly redirected to a stranger, who begins to fall in love from afar.
Acting
Deutch turns voicemail monologue into pure vulnerability.
Direction
McKendrick balances cringe-comedy and genuine ache masterfully.
Writing
Messages that feel illegally personal, like reading someone's texts.
Director
Leah McKendrick
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
The film sparked viral TikTok trends of people leaving 'voicemails for strangers,' though most lacked Deutch's emotional range.
McKendrick wrote Jill's messages in a single weekend after her own sister's misdialed call went to a stranger who texted back 'wrong number but hope you're okay.'
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thanks for showing the entire movie
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Okay... ROMCOMS ARE BACK???
@Sally_Aien 2222
I honestly didn’t expect the movie to make me cry right from the very beginning. It caught me completely off guard. The story was so moving and emotionally powerful that I found myself getting emotional almost immediately. It was beautifully written, brilliantly acted, and the way it connected with the audience was incredible. Such a beautiful movie from start to finish.
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