A chance argument over a taxi on New Year's Eve pulls two strangers into a relationship that moves faster than either of them expected.
What is Only You about?
Elena and Jake are competing for the same cab home when a shared ride turns into a shared night, and a shared night turns into something neither one planned for. Their romance accelerates quickly, skipping the usual caution that comes with an age gap and mismatched life stages, and the film follows the two of them as attraction curdles into the harder work of actually building a life together. Rather than treating the early spark as the whole story, the film spends most of its runtime on what happens once the excitement settles: arguments about timing, about what each of them wants next, and about how much either is willing to bend. It is a small, intimate two-hander, carried almost entirely by its leads rather than incident or plot mechanics.
About the cast
Laia Costa and Josh O'Connor carry nearly every scene between them, playing Elena and Jake with an improvisational, lived-in rhythm that makes the couple's highs and lows feel unscripted. Lisa McGrillis, Stuart Martin and Peter Wight round out the small supporting circle around the pair.
Context & significance
Only You comes from writer-director Harry Wootliff, working in the tradition of British relationship dramas that favour close observation over plot twists — long scenes, naturalistic dialogue, and a camera that stays tight on the two leads. The film was shot in Glasgow, and its wintry, understated setting matches the story's mood: romantic without ever being glossy about it.
Watching Only You on Ktime
Only You is free to browse on K-Time before you ever sign in — you only need a K-Time account, created with a free login, to start the film itself. The listing includes the film's original English audio, and K-Time's Farsi-language interface makes finding, queueing and returning to titles like this one straightforward for Persian-speaking viewers anywhere in the world.