Only You

A madly-in-love young couple's relationship begins to suffer when they struggle to conceive a child.

Cast

Laia Costa

as Elena Aldana

Josh O'Connor

as Jake

Lisa McGrillis

as Carly

Stuart Martin

as Shane

Peter Wight

as Andrew

Sarkis Ninos

as Officer Hernandez

Orion Lee

as Eddie

Bobby Rainsbury

as Zoe

Daniel Campbell

as Glynne

Isabelle Barth

as Rose

Reviews

SWITCH.

‘Only You’ is a very emotional tale about a topic that isn’t talked about a lot on film, aided by great performances with fantastic chemistry. - Chris dos Santos Read Chris' full article... https://www.maketheswitch.com.au/article/review-only-you-a-romantic-film-thats-not-afraid-to-get-real ...

CinemaSerf

Whilst there is something poignantly touching about the subject matter here, it's all rather washed away in a fairly pedestrian melodrama. It's very early on New Year's Day in Glasgow and "Elena" (Laia Costa) has left a party looking for a taxi. When she does see one, it's already been flagged down ...

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