Filming of the novel by Nick Hornby, the author of the world bestsellers "There was a boy" and "Faith in stereo". A writer whose works spread in an impressive edition of 5 million copies and were repeatedly and successfully transferred to cinema screens. Behind the camera "I love him too", he won the Grammy Award - Jesse Peretz, co-director of the hit series "Girls", "Sister Jackie" and "Orange Is the New Black" Netflix. The film was produced by Judd Apatow, the creator of hits "Druhna," "40-year-old virgin" and "Wpadka." In the cast "I love him," they performed, among others: twice nominated for a Golden Globe - Rose Byrne ("Bridesmaids"), four times nominated for an Oscar - Ethan Hawke ("Boyhood") and one of the best British comedic actors - Chris O 'Dowd ("Bridesmaids").

Annie (Rose Byrne) lives in a sleepy town on the coast of England. Her boyfriend Duncan (Chris O'Dowd) is a teacher and is totally obsessed with Tucker Crowe (Ethan Hawke) - a music that after a spectacular debut has literally fallen to the ground. Being a big fan of the artist, Duncan spends all his free time running a website dedicated to the work of Crowe. One day a real treasure comes in his hand - a demo tape containing early singer's compositions. Excited about the recordings, Duncan forgets all around the world, completely ignoring Annie. He decides to take revenge by posting unfavorable comments on his blog. Unexpectedly, these entries attract attention of Crowe himself. The musician and Annie begin to conduct secret correspondence. Over time, from a word to word, a deeper relationship begins to arise between the ocean separated by the pair.