Director: Dexter Fletcher

One good first date turns into an accidental international incident in this globe-trotting action-comedy.

What is Ghosted about?

Cole is an easygoing farmer who falls fast for Sadie after a single chance meeting at a farmers market. When she goes quiet on him, he tracks her down abroad only to discover she's not the person he thought — Sadie is a covert operative deep in a dangerous assignment, and Cole has just walked straight into it. Mistaken for a professional himself, he's dragged along through chases, shootouts, and double-crosses across multiple countries, with the two forced to figure out whether their connection can survive the chaos neither of them planned for.

Cast & crew

Chris Evans plays Cole with an easy, self-deprecating charm that leans into the character being wildly out of his depth, while Ana de Armas gives Sadie the physical command and dry timing needed to sell her as a genuine operative rather than a punchline. Adrien Brody appears as the film's central antagonist, and the supporting cast includes several uncredited cameo appearances that surface throughout the chase sequences.

Context & significance

Released in 2023 and directed by Dexter Fletcher, the film sits at the intersection of romantic comedy and large-scale action spectacle, built around the mismatched-couple premise rather than a grounded spy narrative. Its production spanned multiple international locations, and the tone stays consistently light even as the plot escalates into genuinely high-stakes territory. The pairing of Evans and de Armas, who had previously shared the screen in an unrelated ensemble mystery, was a deliberate draw for the marketing, and several of the film's biggest set pieces were built specifically around the two leads sharing constant physical proximity rather than being split up for long stretches.

Where & how to watch

The film is available on K-Time with Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles, presented through a Farsi-language interface built for the Iranian diaspora. Watching it only requires a free K-Time account and login; browsing the page itself costs nothing.