Only Humans is a coming-of-age romantic comedy film directed by Vanessa Knutsen and written by Knutsen and Caleb Slain. The movie revolves around Sarah (Peri Gilpin), a free-spirited teenager who is determined to live life on her terms. She feels stifled by her overbearing mother (Vicki Davis) and is eager to break free from her control.
In her quest for independence, Sarah develops a crush on the much older Mark (Alberto Rosende), who is in his thirties. Mark is a kind and gentle man who runs a local community center and is devoted to helping people. Sarah sees him as an ideal partner and decides to pursue him, despite warnings from her friends and family.
As Sarah spends more time with Mark, she begins to discover that their age difference is a significant barrier in their relationship. She also realizes that Mark is not looking for a romantic relationship with her, but sees her as a young and vulnerable girl who needs guidance and support.
Through her relationship with Mark and her interactions with her mother, Sarah begins to appreciate the value of youth and the importance of family. She learns to recognize the sacrifices her mother has made for her and realizes that her rebellious behavior was hurting the people she loves.
Only Humans is a heartwarming film that explores themes of love, family, and coming-of-age in a humorous and poignant way. It features a talented cast and an engaging story that will resonate with audiences of all ages.
