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Comedy, Romance • 2026 • 90 min

Love on Tap is a 2026 romantic comedy directed by Keagan Karnes. Headstrong brewery owner Amber (Kennedy McMann) inherits her father's struggling small-town business and clashes with big-city marketing expert Ryan (Alex Moffat), leading to romantic sparks. Also starring Steven Ogg and Zoe Colletti.
Alex Moffat • Kennedy McMann • Steven Ogg
Love on Tap is a 2026 romantic comedy directed by Keagan Karnes. Headstrong brewery owner Amber (Kennedy McMann) inherits her father's struggling small-town business and clashes with big-city marketing expert Ryan (Alex Moffat), leading to romantic sparks. Also starring Steven Ogg and Zoe Colletti.
Alex Moffat • Kennedy McMann • Steven Ogg
The film centers on a romance developing amid efforts to save a failing brewery, with no discernible political themes or ideological slant in its narrative. Its focus on personal relationships and entrepreneurial challenges remains apolitical.
The film features white actors in all lead roles without recasting traditionally white characters with minorities. The romantic comedy narrative positively portrays a heterosexual relationship between a female entrepreneur and male professional, absent any explicit DEI elements or negative framing of traditional identities.
The film depicts family through a daughter's inheritance of her late father's brewery, shown as a positive legacy to preserve amid business challenges. However, family structures and norms remain peripheral to the romantic and entrepreneurial plot, without deeper exploration or endorsement of specific values.
The film contains no LGBTQ+ characters or themes. Its narrative focuses exclusively on a straight romantic comedy without queer representation.
No transgender characters or themes are present in the film. The narrative centers on a cisgender romance without addressing trans identities.
The movie does not contain any action or adventure elements.
Love on Tap features original characters in a romantic comedy setting, with no adaptations, historical figures, or legacy roles involving gender changes from canonical sources.
Love on Tap introduces original characters in a new romantic comedy storyline without prior source material or historical figures, eliminating any basis for race swaps.
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