Cupid's Proxy

Cupid's Proxy follows a gifted 12 year old who becomes a quiet force behind a struggling advice columnist. When an editor pushes for a bolder voice, the boy helps shape replies that blend honesty with compassion. At the same time he lends support to his mother, a music teacher navigating a budding romance and the daily rhythms of small town life. The film balances witty exchanges with warm moments, showing how clever listening and practical advice can steer both careers and hearts in directions nobody expected. The boy's quick wit and stubborn kindness push both writer and editor to rethink how advice lands with everyday people, weaving the newsroom into home life. The mentor and student bond adds warmth.

Directed by Jason Dallas, Cupid's Proxy blends Jules Howe's concept with family friendly storytelling and stars Jet Jurgensmeyer as Justin, Valerie Azlynn as Rebecca. Supporting turns from Steve Byrne and Jackee Harry add humor and warmth, released in 2017.

Box office data for Cupid's Proxy isn't publicly reported, reflecting its modest release in select markets and its status as a small scale family title, with most visibility coming from streaming and local broadcasts rather than wide cinema runs globally.

Reception is limited in formal records, but the film centers on mentorship, cross generational communication, and the power of listening. It frames family growth through humor and practical guidance, showing how a young voice can influence adults. Its tone stays light and hopeful, for families seeking conversations beyond the screen.