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Imagine dating with an expiry date. Jennifer Lawrence has signed on to a romantic comedy that plays with exactly that idea.
As The Hollywood Reporter notes, the screenplay for One Month Mark—written by Sophie Flor de Bruin—caught significant attention in the marketplace, and Apple Original Films has emerged victorious in a competitive bid to secure distribution. Jennifer Lawrence will star in and produce One Month Mark.
The premise is delightfully simple and quietly clever: the story centers on a woman who has never managed to stay in a relationship for longer than a month, and who also never goes more than a month without one. It’s a setup ripe for comic misadventure, awkward self-discovery, and the kind of emotional beats rom-com fans crave.

No director has been attached yet; producers are actively searching. Casting details and a release window remain under wraps, so specifics will arrive slowly—one announcement at a time.
For Lawrence, One Month Mark represents another collaboration with Apple, following her work on Causeway and the much-anticipated What Happens at Night. Little has been revealed beyond the pickup, but the combination of a sharp script and Lawrence’s knack for balancing comedy with heart makes this one to watch.
Romantic comedies reinvent themselves in small, surprising ways. Could One Month Mark be the next twist the genre needs? Stay tuned.
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