Only People is a romantic drama film about two long-time friends, Adam and Sarah, who have secretly harbored feelings for each other for years. Despite both being in committed relationships, they decide to set aside their current partners and meet for a weekend to explore what could have been between them.
The film opens with Adam and Sarah going about their daily lives, both feeling unfulfilled in their respective relationships. Adam is in a long-term relationship with his girlfriend, Emily, who is very career-oriented and often puts work ahead of their relationship. Sarah, on the other hand, is engaged to her high school sweetheart, Mark, who is sweet and dependable but lacks the passion and excitement she craves.
At a chance encounter, Adam and Sarah reconnect and sparks fly. They decide to meet for a weekend getaway, where they can explore their romantic connection without the distractions of their partners and everyday lives. As they spend time together, they share memories and moments that recall their past friendship and highlight their undeniable chemistry.
However, as the weekend comes to an end, Adam and Sarah must decide whether to pursue their feelings and leave their current relationships or go back to their respective partners and continue with their lives. The film portrays the complexities of relationships, the power of connection, and the risks of following one's heart.
Despite the challenges and tough decisions, Adam and Sarah ultimately follow their hearts and begin a new chapter in their lives together. Only People is a heartwarming and thought-provoking film that reminds viewers to cherish their relationships and never give up on love.
