Date Movies

A boy and a girl who have become virtual friends during the Covid era are going on their first date after three months.

Anna and Beca meet for the first time after texting for weeks, and find that they have a hard time connecting to each other in real life.

The once handsome Rafi has a recently disfigured face that makes it difficult for him to meet other men. When a close friend introduces him to Joe,...

A drama examining the romantic relationships of one man's life. Jumping from past to present, the story focuses on the highs and lows of four...

Movie about a first date.

A man with a predatory nature goes on a tinder date, a sinister plan begins to unravel.

An illustrator can't find the perfect guy, so she draws her own.

A couple has a date whose outcome makes them doubt about their true reality.

Eighteen very different stories are told in this horror anthology film, as we get to see time travel, robots, aliens, murder, killer dolls and even...

A peaceful, though extremely mean, family man, Manolis, is married for ten years to Veta. Some night he spends an astronomical amount of money at a...

A girl and a boy meet online. Let's say love is pain.

The usual suspects of a town hall meeting share their unexpectedly common accounts of a civic problem worse than paid parking.

Ben requires Charlie's help in an effort to find the perfect location for his first date.

A young British man and American woman navigate misunderstandings on a first date that takes a bizarre turn.

Ralph is overdue for a date, but will it cost him his only friend?

A girl is about to go on a date with a guy she met through a dating app. The only problem is, his profile pic is a 2D drawing. That should work out...

A girl meets a boy at his apartment for a blind date. They quickly discover their incompatibility.

This work was created for screening at the "3rd Unko (Poop) Film Festival" (held on September 19, 2012), organized by manga artist Shintaro Kago. The...

A dinner date to remember, this short film is inspired by Alfred Hitchcock's discussion surrounding the distinction between surprise and suspense.