Every Thursday at 9 p.m., Tom and Evie gather in Evie’s garage for their cherished movie night—a ritual woven with magic and unspoken feelings. Evie transforms the space weekly, crafting immersive sets: a yellow brick road for The Wizard of Oz, a sci-fi cockpit for Alien. Each detail reflects her devotion—not just to cinema, but to Tom. Unbeknownst to him, her heart mirrors his own; both are in love, yet neither dares confess.When Tom accepts a job across the country—departure in six weeks—their tradition gains urgency. Six films remain. Six chances for Evie to bridge the silence between them. But home life complicates her mission: her eccentric mother Suz and sharp-witted sister Izzy bring equal parts warmth and chaos. Amid this vibrant dysfunction, Evie must find courage before time runs out.A tender, witty debut from two of Britain’s most promising writers, this story captures the ache of near-love, the beauty of hidden gestures, and the quiet heroism of saying what matters—before it’s too late.