A new romantic comedy, "One Night Only," is now playing in theaters. The movie explores a world where casual dating is against the rules. The story follows two characters, played by Callum Turner and Monica Barbaro, who meet and spend a night together.
The film's premise is based on a society where people are only allowed a limited time for intimate connections. Further details about the movie, including behind-the-scenes insights from the cast, are available from WSVN 7 News.
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