Single

In the charming 2015 comedy Single, we meet Tom, an unemployed bachelor who finds himself in a rather pitiful situation as he grapples with the reality of his younger brother's impending wedding. While his brother, the picture of success, is about to tie the knot, Tom is stuck in a rut, navigating life with all the maturity of a wayward child. Determined to avoid being the sad, single sibling at the wedding, he sets off on a misguided quest to land a date, setting the stage for a series of comedic misadventures that reflect both his immaturity and the challenges of dating in a world where expectations are high.

As Tom stumbles through the awkwardness of modern romance, the film cleverly explores themes of self-discovery and the pressures of familial expectations. His journey is punctuated by a colorful cast of characters, from well-meaning friends who provide dubious dating advice to potential love interests who challenge his notions of maturity and self-worth. Single combines humor with genuine moments of introspection, inviting viewers to laugh at Tom's antics while also rooting for his growth. Ultimately, it’s a delightful reminder that sometimes, the path to finding love starts with learning to love oneself, making this film a relatable and entertaining watch for anyone who's ever felt out of place in the realm of romance.