Planet Single

On screen a fast talking television host dominates the studio, flipping topics and chasing laughs to keep his talk show buzzing. A reserved music school teacher signs up for online dating, hoping to meet Mr. Right. He volunteers to coach her, turning her dating quest into a playful storm of mock interviews, social experiments and studio buzz. They clash at first, then learn from each other as the show grows and viewers tune in for the unlikely partnership. He discovers there is more to life than punch lines, while she finds courage to claim her own voice. Together they navigate growing feelings without losing the momentum of the program. The project uses a blend of bright studio sets and quieter character moments off stage to underline the contrast between show business myths and everyday life.

Directed by Mitja Okorn and released in 2016, Planet Single is built from an original screenplay by Urszula Antoniak, Sam Akina and Jules Jones. The film stars Maciej Stuhr, Agnieszka Więdłocha and Piotr Głowacki. The tone merges quick banter with warm, character driven moments.

Worldwide box office receipts stand at 9,252,084 dollars, marking a solid performer for a domestic romantic comedy and signaling strong audience appeal within its market. The international reception demonstrated that light hearted romance travels well across borders.

It connected with fans of light hearted romance and witty dialogue, helping Polish rom coms gain visibility and giving audiences a cheerful, accessible option in a crowded comedy landscape. Its charm lay in the chemistry between the leads and the balance of humor with genuine moments. Viewers appreciated the approachable vibe and the movie's cheerful take on dating fame and finding a real connection, even amid crowded schedules and staged scenarios.

Critics described it as breezy entertainment that leans on celebrity culture and real life. The story highlights mentorship and personal growth, with humor guiding emotional moments as two very different people learn to trust each other and explore a more honest connection. Its warmth and relatable stakes make it a film fans return to.