Heartstopper to end with film ‘Heartstopper Forever’ on Netflix on July 17

Netflix’s Heartstopper will conclude with a film titled Heartstopper Forever. The movie will continue Nick and Charlie’s story after Season 3, exploring their relationship as they face adulthood and long distance, promising an emotional farewell.

Los Angeles: Popular Netflix series “Heartstopper” is all set to end with a movie.

Based on the graphic novels by Alice Oseman, the story of the series will end with a movie, titled “Heartstopper Forever”, reported Variety.

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The story revolves around teenagers Charlie Sprint and Nick Nelson, whose friendship at Truham Grammar School eventually develops into a romantic relationship.

The film, directed by Wash Westmoreland, will pick up directly from the Season 3 finale with the central couple — Nick and Charlie — taking the relationship to a new level.

In the film, Kit Connor and Joe Locke reprise their roles as Nick and Charlie as they stand on the cusp of adulthood. With Nick about to head to university and Charlie becoming more confident at school, the main question is whether their relationship will survive becoming long-distance, reads the official synopsis.

“On a basic level, of course, I want the movie to be a beautiful and emotional send-off for the ‘Heartstopper’ story — celebrating what ‘Heartstopper’ means to people, while offering a chance to say goodbye to our beloved characters, and many hints of what’s to come in the characters’ future lives,” said Oseman.

The graphic novelist said she understood if fans are “a little apprehensive” about the new format, with the movie running much shorter than a full season, because she was too.

“But once I began to see the entire vision, I knew it would be something even more beautiful than a regular season could achieve. We are feeling very ambitious about what is possible in a movie format. With no need for end-of-episode cliffhangers or a new twist every episode, every part of ‘Heartstopper’ can be elevated to a higher quality to create something memorable, sophisticated, and atmospheric.”