XOXO

On the cusp of a night, six strangers cross paths in a city buzzing with music and possibility. From different corners of their lives, they chase fleeting sparks hoping the moment will spark something lasting. The narrative threads weave through a single wild evening where choices miscommunications and shy admissions pull people toward risky dreams. As the music swells and the neon glows, brief encounters bloom into connections that might define their futures. With humor longing and a soundtrack that drives the tempo, the film traces how a single night can tilt a daydream into reality. Music leaks from clubs buses and rooftops weaving the night together. The night becomes a stage where fate feels close yet out of reach.

Directed by Christopher Louie, XOXO is a music driven drama created by Dylan Meyer. Released in 2016, it features Sarah Hyland and Hayley Kiyoko in lead roles and follows a night of chance connections through a vibrant soundtrack.

Box office data for XOXO is not widely reported, reflecting its indie release footprint. There are no widely published worldwide gross figures, suggesting a limited theatrical run or streaming release rather than a major box office push.

Reception and themes: The film centers on interconnected strangers in a single night, exploring the pull of dreams against the fear of the unknown. Its musical backdrop amplifies tempo, while humor and romance temper the earnest aspects of aimless longing. The ensemble threads arcs, giving the night a human texture.