When the movie started, I thought it was a joke, probably the worst acting and screen writing I've ever seen. I can't get my head around how this movie has 7.6/10 rating like what! We were 6 in the whole theater and we just were blown away that this movie is even in theater. Please don't charge people for this stuff, do better :)

It is refreshing to go to the cinema and watch a rom-com with such charm and character, and one that acknowledges and represents contemporary Australia in the storytelling. The story begins with a wedding, and follows the lives and loves of four very different couples. While the couples all face different challenges, their stories come together beautifully in Hopwood's script to present resolutions that are meaningful as well as happy. The movie is billed as the first Asian-Australian rom-com; it is the first Australian movie to have Asian-Australian leads. The challenges are not necessarily unique to Asian-Australians - we see the characters in relatable situations, and are drawn into their stories. I like that the story included a short film competition, the realities of living with anxiety, someone madly trying to finish their PhD and wanting to become a writer, and finding success with dreams of careers in the creative sector. Beautifully written and with great talent, I highly recommend it.

A wonderful, light and heartfelt rom-com about modern love in Sydney. Featuring a diverse cast, Kathy Luu is a breath of fresh air as the effervescent events planner Jess Flowers, who becomes intrigued by the charming photographer Justin (Damien Sato) at her best friend's wedding. Supported by an eclectic mix of characters the film takes you on a journey of love, life and what truly makes you happy. The film's writer and director Joy Hopwood also delivers brilliant comic timing as the hilarious Jade Flowers, in the film's funniest moments. Rhapsody of Loves comes from a place of pure joy and will be sure to uplift your spirits and put a smile on your face.