New Delhi, Aug. 2 -- Romantic comedies are often expected to follow a formula: meet-cute, tension, resolution, happily-ever-after. But every once in a while, a film like 'My Oxford Year' arrives - a sweet, poignant love story that dares to embrace realism over fairytale endings, and does so with touching sincerity.

Directed by Iain Morris and based on Julia Whelan's novel (itself adapted from an original screenplay by Allison Burnett), 'My Oxford Year' brings a fresh yet emotional spin to the genre. The film stars Sofia Carson as Anna, an ambitious American student who temporarily trades Wall Street dreams for a prestigious year studying poetry at Oxford. With her post-graduation job at Goldman Sachs already lined up, Anna is a woman wit...