Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter) and Zoe Kazan (Ruby Sparks) is a pair of twenty-somethings, trying to find an answer to the question of who they are for themselves, and who they can become. Film with a wink shows how the relationship has to be good timing, posing with the question whether it is possible friendship between man and woman?
Wallace (Radcliffe) and Chantry (Kazan) learn at a party and immediately establishes a bond between them based on ... friendship. They can talk to each other about everything from movies, to disappointing Christmas gifts. From the first moment there is chemistry between them, but there is one major obstacle - Chantry of five years in a serious relationship, which locates the top of the so-called Wallace. area of ​​friendship.
Wallace is a smart, sympathetic, but somewhat cynical romantic, with a head full of anecdotes, conclusions, observations and absurd, but funny theory. He always tries to act rightly, but once again packaged in complex situations. He believes that love is not an excuse to be immature - do not want to cheat, lie, or hurt the other person. Can talk about everything and everybody, but I've never met a person with whom one is as good as the Chantry. She is charming, with an engaging curiosity and absurd sense of humor young woman. Slightly antisocial, but when you feel comfortable in someone's company, immediately lets him into his world. He has arranged life, from which it is happy, but life is changing, and the Chantry is not doing too well with the changes. For five years in connection with Ben, and only after knowing Wallace realizes how much it isolated from the world.
Wallace and Chantry must deal with a growing feeling in them. Is friendship should be nipped in the bud to be able to turn into something more serious? Do you need to control your desire that, in so far as this is possible to take pleasure from platonic relationship.
Word M is all about relationships that are built with people, and which are not always comfortable, paying attention to the fact that time is often the most dominant when it comes to finding the right person.