A Marriage of Convenience (1998)
This isn’t your typical marriage-of-convenience story. It’s anchored by a powerful, selfless choice—a woman giving up her career to raise her nephew—and the emotional earthquake when the boy’s unaware father re-enters the picture. The hook is the slow-burn tension between two people forced together by a child’s stability, only to discover their own buried feelings. Perfect for fans of heartfelt, character-driven romance where the stakes feel real, this film rewards viewers who love watching guarded hearts cautiously open. It’s sweet, messy, and surprisingly tender.
