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One Perfect Match – Film review

1 March 2024 by Alexis Dallas Leave a Comment

Queensland-based production juggernaut Jaggi Entertainment continues to grab the reins of the romance market with One Perfect Match. Continuing on recent success after the Delta Goodrem helmed Love Is In the Air, leading man Joshua Sasse returns as another lost heart looking for love in this charming ‘will-they-won’t-they’ story.

When renowned matchmaker Lucy Marks (Merritt Patterson), meets a handsome businessman (Sasse) in a restaurant, she feels an immediate spark … but that spark turns to disappointment the following day when she discovers he is in fact, Finn Grayson, her newest client. With a strict “no dating clients” policy, she goes against her heart and matches him with another of her clients. Destiny has other plans for Lucy and during a serendipitous weekend trip to look at a potential wedding venue for her soon-to-be-wed sister, she comes face to face with Finn, who also happens to be the owner’s son. As Lucy and Finn spend more time together, their feelings grow, leaving Lucy to decide whether to break her own rules and follow her heart, or lose the love of her life forever.

One Perfect Match is showing now at Reading Cinemas. Check your local guides for screening times.

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Rating: 3.5 out of 5.

About One Perfect Match

Rated: G
Duration: 90 mins

Directed by Jo-Anne Brechin
Written by Ansley Gordon
Stars Merritt Patterson, Lynn Gilmartin, Joshua Sasse, Meg Fraser, Mitchell Bourke

Filed Under: Entertainment, Films Tagged With: Brisbane, feel good film, film, review, romance movie, romantic

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