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A Jane Austen aficionado is transported into the world of Pride and Prejudice where she assumes the role of a previously unheard of Bennett cousin. She tries to avoid letting her modern sensibilities from impact the plot, while the experience helps her realise what it is she wants in her own life. Romantic comedy, with Eliza Bennett and Nicholas Bishop

A single mother agrees to be the partner of a bird enthusiast for a competition but misunderstands and tells everyone she's his new girlfriend instead of just his teammate. Romance, starring Rachel Boston and Andrew Walker

A princess has abandoned her royal position for a simple life as a teacher. However, when her older sister walks out on an arranged marriage vital to her home country's future, she finds herself under pressure to step into the breech and marry a man she has never met. Romantic comedy, starring Mallory Jansen and Charlie Carrick

A couple is unable to decide on a theme for their wedding, so they hire two wedding planners and challenge them to come up with competing themes for the big day. Romantic comedy, starring Nikki McKenzie and Giles Panton

A historian must pretend to be engaged to a tech mogul's son to rescue her late father's naval museum, but comes to realise that he is not as shallow as he first appears. Romantic comedy, starring Elise Gatien and Preston Vanderslice

A woman dumped by her fiance is more upset at losing her dream wedding than the relationship. When her professional rival starts headhunting all her wedding staff, she resolves that the big day will still go ahead, and hires an actor to be a replacement groom. Romantic comedy, starring Alys Crocker and Cody Ray Thompson

Two co-workers who share a desk but work on different days begin a romance through notes left at the office, without having any idea which of their colleagues they are communicating with. Romantic drama, with Janel Parrish and Scott Michael Foster

The Island team meets their Mystery Mountain counterparts for a friendly murder game, but the fun ends with a murder in plain sight. Whodunnit, starring Elizabeth Henstridge and Charlie Weber