In this intimate and emotionally charged drama from director Paul Stavropoulos, a chance encounter forces two strangers to confront the fragile boundaries between love, obsession, and self-destruction. When the reserved and guarded Geoffrey Arend crosses paths with the enigmatic Meaghan Ryan Coates, their immediate chemistry sparks a whirlwind connection that quickly spirals into something far more complicated. As their relationship deepens, hidden vulnerabilities and unspoken traumas surface, threatening to unravel the very foundation of their bond. With the arrival of a perceptive outsider played by Nadia Alexander, the delicate balance of their dynamic is thrown into sharp relief. Set against a backdrop of quiet tension and raw emotional honesty, the film explores how far people will go to protect the ones they love—and what happens when that protection turns into possession. Greg Karpinski delivers a haunting supporting performance that adds layers of complexity to this gripping character study. A Fistful of Love is a taut, thought-provoking meditation on intimacy that lingers long after the final frame.