An Endless Wedding

At a wedding in a riad on the edge of the Moroccan desert, Paul meets Louna, the bride's sister and witness, and a paranormal twist soon strands them both reliving the same day on endless repeat. Patrick Cassir uses the time-loop conceit as a romantic playground, letting two near-strangers circle each other through a celebration that simply will not end. Camille Rowe and the ensemble bring an easy charm to a premise that mixes comedy, fantasy, and the slow bloom of unexpected attraction against a sun-warmed setting.

The tone is light and whimsical, more interested in chemistry and recurring gags than in puzzle-box mechanics. It moves nimbly, finding fresh angles on the repeated day before sentiment takes hold. Anyone who delights in a clever romantic comedy with a fantastical hook, and who likes the idea of love discovered one looping day at a time, will find this an inviting escape.