Green Card

Brontë Mitchell, passionate about urban gardening, seeks an idyllic home for her blossoming horticultural projects. The perfect apartment catches her eye; however, it comes with a peculiar catch - its board will only rent to married couples. Simultaneously, Georges Fauré, a waiter hailing from France, finds himself in a race against time as his visa is set to expire. In order to stay in the United States, he must secure an American marriage, and thus begins a tentative agreement with Brontë. However, this marriage of convenience soon reveals unexpected complexities when they are obliged to share an apartment and navigate their new roles as husband and wife. The quirky pair find themselves struggling to reconcile their contrasting lifestyles and personalities, as the weight of maintaining their charade threatens to strain their budding relationship. Their journey is filled with humorous moments and heartfelt discoveries, exploring themes of cultural differences, love, and the lengths people go for what they truly desire.