Me Before You 2016

A young lady in a residential area shapes a far-fetched bond with an as of late incapacitated man she's dealing with.

Lou Clark knows loads of things. She knows what number of strides there are between the transport stop and home. She knows she prefers working in The Buttered Bun tea shop and she knows she won't not love her sweetheart Patrick. What Lou doesn't know is she's going to lose her employment or that realizing what's coming is the thing that keeps her normal. Will Traynor knows his cruiser mischance took away his craving to live. He knows everything feels little and rather dismal now and he knows precisely how he's going to put a stop to that. What Will doesn't know is that Lou is going to blast into his reality in an uproar of shading. Furthermore, neither of them knows they're going to change each other for unequaled.

Louisa "Lou" Clark (Clarke) lives in an interesting town in the English farmland. With no reasonable bearing in her life, the idiosyncratic and inventive 26-year-old goes starting with one occupation then onto the next to help her tight-weave family make a decent living. Her typically bright standpoint is put under a magnifying glass, be that as it may, when she confronts her most up to date profession challenge. Accepting an occupation at the neighborhood "stronghold," she gets to be parental figure and partner to Will Traynor (Claflin), an affluent youthful investor who got to be wheelchair bound in a mishap two years earlier, and whose entire world changed significantly in a matter of moments. No more the courageous soul he once was, the now critical Will has everything except surrendered. That is until Lou decides to demonstrate to him that life merits living. Leaving together on a progression of experiences, both Lou and Will get more than they expected, and discover their lives and hearts are changing so neither one of the ones could have envisioned.

Adjusted from the smash hit novel by Jo Moyes, Me Before You recounts the tale of the sudden relationship that blooms between a placated residential area Englishwoman and the well off, incapacitated Londoner who contracts her as his overseer. Theater chief Thea Sharrock makes her element directorial debut with this MGM/New Line Cinema co-generation.