Movies and TvShows featuring "man-and-woman-pretend-to-be-a-couple" theme.

Jiro Yakuin, a high school student, is paired with Akari Watanabe, a gal who initially finds him repulsive. They make a pact to earn enough points to switch partners and pursue their own romantic interests. Through their journey, they discover the complexities of love and relationships within their school.

Antonio, a humble valet, becomes entangled in a complicated scheme when movie star Olivia enlists him to pretend to be her lover to cover up her affair with a married billionaire. As they navigate paparazzi, Hollywood premieres, and personal revelations, their fake relationship starts to blur the lines of reality.

In today’s Japan, “rental” services can deliver an afternoon with a “friend,” a “parent,” even a fake girlfriend! After a staggering betrayal by his girlfriend, hapless freshman Kazuya gets just desperate enough to give it a try. But he quickly discovers how complicated it can be to “rent” an emotional connection, and his new “girlfriend,” who’s trying to keep her side hustle secret, will panic when she finds out her real life and Kazuya’s are intertwined in surprising ways! Family, school, and life all start to go wrong, too… It’s sweet but naïve boy meets cute but ruthless girl.

In 'Philanthropy,' a high school teacher faces the challenges of retirement and finds purpose in philanthropy. Along the way, he develops relationships with students, confronts his own frustrations, and explores the themes of compassion and existentialism.

Katie Gatewood's love for her husband Dan is put to the test when Dan's obsessed ex-girlfriend Louisa moves into the house next door, intending to drive the happy couple apart by any means necessary.

Frank and Stephanie are rich Hollywood producers, so bored with their contemporary relationship that they take to spying on their guests via high-tech surveillance equipment. David and Madeline, on the other hand, are still struggling for their first big breaks. He's a screenwriter and she's an actress, which comes in handy when it comes to convincing Frank and Stephanie to let them use their guesthouse. You see, their relationship is entirely fictitious - designed to help them find decent accommodations while honing their crafts. The truth is they really can't stand each other.