Campus Romance Movies

Zed Bass and Vera Lott have been inseparable childhood friends for 20 years, and over time, their bond blossomed into a romance. During their sweet journey together, they made a promise to get engaged on Zed’s 25th birthday. Confident in their love, Zed eagerly proposes to Vera on that day, certain she will say yes. However, to his shock, Vera is seen posing for photos with her schoolmate, Carl Hume, in a way that suggests they are a couple. What stings even more is that Vera doesn’t realize the gravity of her actions. Time and again, she sides with Carl, pushing Zed to compromise and accept her decisions. Despite Zed’s efforts to make things work, Vera’s repeated failures to prioritize their relationship push him further away. Ultimately, Zed, heartbroken and disillusioned, leaves for an overseas job, leaving behind a breakup letter.

Emma Andrews wants to lead a quiet life in college but that’s impossible when Zach Walker, son of a famous senator and hottest guy on campus, targets her for relentless bullying. When they end up locked in a boathouse overnight (in their underwear!), Emma discovers there’s more to this bully than she thought.

Seon-Woo wants to quit the judo club, but tradition demands he defeat a senior first. His opponent? Tae-Hyung, a national champion. Meanwhile, Tae-Hyung finds himself drawn to Seon-Woo and unknowingly confides in him online as “Summer.” As he struggles with this truth, Seon-Woo challenges him to a match for his freedom. Should Tae-Hyung let him win or fight with all he has?

When Chloe's first day of camp, her nemesis Morgan reveals that she's a virgin to all of the other counselors, and the guys at camp compete to see who takes Chloe's V-Card. But when she's saved by bad boy counselor Asher, she meets the first person who gets her to let her guard down. Can Chloe and Asher's relationship a summer of crazy campers, wild bonfires, and a hoard of counselors who want to tear their relationship apart?

When Becca Morris gets a soccer scholarship to her dream school, Cliffton College, she gets some startling news alongside her orientation packet: she’s pregnant. But that doesn’t stop the varsity captain, Max, from falling for her. Together, Max and Becca hide her secret from scheming soccer players, a vengeful ex, and the soccer coach from Hell. But with a baby on the way, will Max give up his picture perfect image to be with Becca?

This story follows Astra, a determined girl gifted with extraordinary strength. When her twin brother loses his voice before a crucial band rehearsal, he’s threatened by a lawsuit. Astra steps in for him. Disguised as a boy, she resides in the boys’ dorm to uphold the ruse despite lacking musical talent and being unmistakably female. Amidst comedic mishaps and tense moments, Astra discovers unexpected love and genuine companionship.

Yeon-Woo, the heir of the organization Sipgangpa, disguises herself as a boy to infiltrate an all-boys school and eliminate the heir of the rival organization Makgangpa. However, as she catches the attention of a handsome trio, romance begins to blossom in her used-to-be noir life. One of the three is apparaently the heir of Makgangpa—will Yeon-Woo be able to complete her mission without falling in love?

“Please, just let me go.” They said turning twenty would be a new beginning, but for Dahee, it wasn’t. She remained under her mother’s shadow, unchanged. Deep inside, rebellious thoughts kept bubbling up. She wanted to live as herself, not just as her mother’s daughter. Just one step outside the fence. Now, as a newly turned adult, Dahee musters the courage to take that first step.

Hailey Kaplan, a wealthy teenager who decides to conceal her true identity when she transfers to Western High, a public school. Tired of being known only for her family's wealth, Hailey hopes to make genuine friends and experience a normal teenage life. However, her plans are thrown into chaos when Candice Mathis, the daughter of the Kaplan family's maid, arrives at school posing as the Kaplan heiress. Candice quickly rises to the top of the social hierarchy, while Hailey finds herself at the bottom, subjected to bullying and ridicule.

Jules needs to fake a relationship with Noah to pay off her mom’s medical debt. There’s one problem: Jules and Noah hate each other. But when they work together to get revenge on their backstabbing ground of friends, Noah and Jules realize that their feelings for each are totally real. Can Jules ignore her feelings for Noah to save her family?