Where to watch Margaret Qualley in ‘Love of Your Life’ for free: Release date, cast
Prime Video’s newest original movie is all about letting go.
“Love of Your Life,” a new romantic drama, premiered today, Oct. 14, only on Prime Video.
The film stars Margaret Qualley as Maya, a young woman whose sights are not set on love until a chance encounter with Charlie (Gabriel Basso) changes everything.
Watch ‘Love of Your Life’ for free
- When: Oct. 14
- How to watch for free: Prime Video (30-day free trial)
- TV Channel: Streaming exclusive
When Maya and Charlie’s future is upended, Maya is sent hurtling toward an unexpected new life-one that will force her to reckon with who she is, what she wants, and how to love again.
“Love of Your Life” comes from director Rachel Morrison, who previously directed Amazon MGM’s “The Fire Inside,” and was produced by Ryan Gosling and former Apple exec Jessie Henderson under their Open Invite Entertainment banner.
‘Love of Your Life’ movie release date
“Love of Your Life” was released today, Oct. 14, on Prime Video.
Where to watch ‘Love of Your Life’ for free
“Love of Your Life” is exclusive to the Prime Video streaming service, so you’ll need a subscription to watch the new movie.
‘Love of Your Life’ cast
Margaret Qualley and Gabriel Basso lead “Love of Your Life” as Maya and Charlie. They are joined by Aaron Pierre as Felix, Patrick Schwarzenegger as Jason, Catherine Keener as Ruth, Tamara Lawrence as Kali and Corey Johnson as Kerry.
‘Love of Your Life’ trailer
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