ABOUT
ITNYA
I Thought You’d Never Ask
A BAY AREA STORY ABOUT TIMING, TRUTH, AND A MOMENT THAT CHANGES EVERYTHING
Lisa and Nathan meet in a way that feels effortless — the kind of connection that happens once and lingers forever. As their relationship unfolds, Lisa dreams of marriage and a life built together. Nathan feels the same pull, but he moves softer, slower, trying to understand what commitment means for a man still learning himself.
As time passes, Lisa feels the pressure of growing older, of wanting security, of hoping Nathan is ready when she is. Doubt seeps in through a friend’s warning, and Lisa’s fears echo louder than Nathan’s reassurance. Their love is real, but so is the uncertainty.
Influenced by doubt and her own quiet fears, Lisa reaches her breaking point. The pressure of years, expectations, and vulnerability begin to shape her view of herself and their future.
Then something extraordinary happens — a moment that doesn’t ask for logic, only belief. Time folds. Youth returns. And the truth between them becomes undeniable.
Not all magic glitters.
Some magic restores what was lost, reveals what was hidden, and reminds us how love chooses its own way forward.
ROOTED IN REAL
BAY AREA LIFEstyle. The characterS & ENVIRONMENTS feel like people and places we LOVE & know.
ABOUT THE DIRECTor
JAMAL TRULOVE
Writer, Director & Actor
Jamal Trulove is a Bay Area filmmaker, actor, writer, and cultural storyteller dedicated to bringing authentic, emotionally grounded narratives to the screen. His work blends honesty, humanity, and lived experience — often reflecting the resilience, love, and complexity of the communities that shaped him.
With I Thought You’d Never Ask, Jamal continues his mission to tell stories rooted in truth. The film reflects his belief in timing, vulnerability, and the power of true love — offering a grounded, heartfelt perspective on relationships and personal growth. Jamal’s voice as a filmmaker champions real characters, real emotions, and the magic that can still exist inside everyday life.