Only You is a romantic drama directed by Harry Wootliff, and starring Laia Costa and Josh O'Connor. Only You premiered at The London Film Festival, nominated both for the First Feature Award and IWC Schaffhausen Filmmaker Bursary Award. Only You won The Critics’ Award at the 30th Dinard Film Festival, two British Independent Film Awards, a Writers' Guild Award, and was BAFTA nominated. Plot Elena, 35, is a cynic about relationships. Jake, 26, is a romantic. They meet randomly and have what they both presume to be a one-night-stand. They meet again, and consumed by infatuation, they spend day and night together, missing work, and talking into the early hours. Jake seamlessly moves in with Elena and she reveals a secret: for fear of rejection she lied about her age. She's not 29, she's 32. Jake doesn't care and says she's gorgeous. A little later she's 33 'or 34 or 35?' Jake puts the light on and points out she has aged six years in four hours. She says he'll be 30 when she is 40, and he might want to break up with her, but he says he doesn't care. Elena insists the age difference is a problem - her parents' divorce has given her a fundamental mistrust of relationships. She pushes Jake away professing that she is ready to have children and he is too young – their relationship will not last. Jake's mum died when he was seven and he was brought up by his father who was devoted to his wife, and has not had another relationship since her death. Jake has inherited a surety about love and commitment which Elena cannot resist. Jake tells Elena he wants nothing more than to make a family with her and he doesn't want to waste any time. They start to make love. Six months later Elena isn't pregnant. A casual trip to the GP to check things are okay leads to tests at the hospital and a tense appointment during which Elena also reveals she had an abortion as a teenager, they are told that there is nothing wrong with either of them, but because they have been trying for over six months and Elena is over 35 years of age, they should put themselves on the list for an IVF date in another six months’ time. Elena has a horrible sense of foreboding. They have already embarked