I'm So (Not) Over You

Kian Andrews is a Black journalist in Boston, overworked and underpaid, and still not over his ex, Hudson Rivers. When Hudson asks him to pose as his boyfriend for a family dinner, Kian agrees, because Hudson offers to help his stalling career in return. One dinner turns into a cousin's wedding, and the pretending keeps going while the old feelings they never settled start to resurface.

Kosoko Jackson's adult debut is a queer second-chance rom-com built on a fake-dating setup. It also looks at how the two men's very different class backgrounds, and a mostly Black cast, shape what they want from each other and from their families.