F Valentine's Day

On her Valentine’s Day birthday, Gina dreads the romance that seems to follow every couple and slips away to a sunlit corner of Greece. Her plan is to stop a marriage proposal from her boyfriend, Andrew, who seems ready to pop the question in a postcard worthy setting. When carefree vacationer Johnny and his quick minded sister Mickey cross paths with her, the group stirs up a string of schemes meant to delay the moment. Their plans lead them from sunlit harbors to crowded tavern scenes as the idea of romance collides with real feelings. As laughter courses through the trip, Gina begins to question whether she is ready to commit at all. The film balances romance with mischief, letting sunshine and sea breeze replace drama.

Directed by Mark Gantt, F Valentine's Day is built from a screenplay by Steve Bencich. The comedy stars Virginia Gardner as Gina, Skylar Astin as Andrew, Marisa Tomei as Wendy, with Jake Cannavale as Johnny and Sabrina Bartlett as Mickey.

Box office data has not been publicly released, and the film's commercial performance is not yet documented by major outlets. Some early social media chatter suggests audiences respond to its sunny, lighthearted vibe. No studio estimates exist at this time.

Early notices praise the ensemble chemistry and the light touch that keeps romantic stakes clear without getting heavy. The story centers on Gina's reluctance to settle, the pull of Greek beaches and friendships that blur lines between impulse and commitment. Gardner and Astin spark a dynamic that carries the humor.

Awards and nominations for the film have not been reported. The cast delivers solid performances with Gardner delivering a charming blend of doubt and humor, Astin providing easygoing support, and Tomei adding warmth in a supporting role. If any nominations emerge, they may focus on light direction and cast chemistry.