Every Love Story Has a Flavor

Romance that’s sweet, spicy, and unforgettable. CineDulce brings you the films that make your heart skip and your cheeks glow.

Choose Your Story

So Sweet It’s Trouble

CineDulce streams romance in all its shades, playful flirts, fiery passions, and mischievous sparks. These are the love stories that make you smile, sigh, and sometimes blush.

Fall for CineDulce

Love in the Spotlight

Right now, CineDulce highlights a feature that captures the spirit of romance, whether it’s a cheeky meet-cute, a fiery passion, or a story tangled with mischief.

Catch the Spark
Mahogany

Mahogany

An ambitious woman rises from department store clerk to international fashion sensation, only to discover the price of success. Diana Ross dazzles in her signature role as Tracy, a designer torn between love and ambition, with Billy Dee Williams as the activist who grounds her and Anthony Perkins as the obsessive photographer who drives her career. Mahogany is a stylish, dramatic portrait of fame, desire, and the struggle to stay true to yourself.

Jane Eyre

Jane Eyre

Charlotte Bronte’s classic novel comes to life in this sweeping television adaptation, where a young governess falls in love with her brooding employer while uncovering his dangerous secret. George C. Scott delivers a powerful performance as Edward Rochester, with Susannah York as the resilient Jane Eyre. Supported by Ian Bannen and Jack Hawkins, this richly atmospheric version captures the romance, gothic mystery, and emotional depth of one of literature’s most enduring love stories.

Drama Queens

Drama Queens

Set in the fast-paced alcohol fueled single scene of Portland, Oregon, Drama Queens is a hip and hilarious must see comedy that rewrites the rules on and redefines the boundaries between domestic relationships and high flying bachelorhood.

The Promise of Love

The Promise of Love

When a young bride is widowed soon after her husband ships out to Vietnam, she struggles to rebuild her life while clinging to the memory of their love. Valerie Bertinelli shines in this heartfelt TV drama, joined by Craig T. Nelson, Shelley Long, and Hollywood legend Barbara Stanwyck. The Promise of Love is a poignant story of grief, resilience, and second chances, capturing the spirit of hope in the face of tragedy.

One of Those Nights

One of Those Nights

This indie coming-of-age drama captures the restless energy of youth on the cusp of change. Over the course of one unforgettable night, a group of friends navigates love, heartbreak, and the uncertainty of the future as they wander through the city. With raw performances and an authentic 1990s vibe, One of Those Nights is a poignant snapshot of growing up, letting go, and discovering who you are when the night finally ends.

The Boy in the Plastic Bubble

The Boy in the Plastic Bubble

Born without an immune system, a teenage boy grows up confined in a protective bubble, cut off from the outside world. John Travolta, in an early breakout role, brings warmth and vulnerability to the story of isolation, first love, and the longing for freedom. The Boy in the Plastic Bubble is a heartfelt 1970s TV drama that blends romance and inspiration, highlighting the human spirit’s drive to connect despite impossible barriers.

Devotion

Devotion

An openly gay stand-up comedian on the rise is offered her own TV sitcom, but the opportunity comes with significant strings attached. A figure from her past reemerges, jeopardizing not only her budding television career but also her four-year relationship with her live-in partner. Caught in a love triangle with a uniquely lesbian twist, she must navigate personal and professional challenges while confronting unresolved feelings that could alter her future forever.

Hong Kong Confidential

Hong Kong Confidential

One week in one of the most exotic and picturesque cities of the world. The day of changes comes when Amaya meets a charming Englishman, Paul and it dramatically changes Amaya's perception of her cultural and personal identity. Latvian Entry for Oscars: Best Foreign Language film

The Fire and the Rain

The Fire and the Rain

In a drought-stricken kingdom, two rival priests, Yavakri and Parvasu, try to appease the rain god through their respective methods that lead to adultery, treachery, and murder.

Maggie and Annie

Maggie and Annie

Annie, a happily married woman with a loving husband and daughter, joins her company's softball team and becomes good friends with her teammate, the openly gay Maggie. Much to Annie's surprise, her friendship with Maggie gradually develops into a strong attraction.

Sam and Janet

Sam and Janet

Two people scarred by divorce find love again, but the road to happiness is anything but easy. Jennifer Ferguson stars as Janet, a woman hesitant to trust again, while William Forsythe plays Sam, the man determined to win her heart. With Gary Busey and Billy Dee Williams in colorful supporting roles, Sam and Janet is an indie romance about second chances, emotional healing, and the courage it takes to open up to love once more.

Gregory's Girl

Gregory's Girl

Gregory is a normal teen who is infatuated with a classmate. He must work to win her affection.

Tears in the Rain

Tears in the Rain

An American woman travels to England to deliver a letter left by her late mother, only to uncover secrets of love, betrayal, and family hidden for decades. Sharon Stone stars in this romantic drama of intrigue and passion, joined by Christopher Cazenove and Leigh Lawson. With its mix of mystery and forbidden romance, Tears in the Rain is a sweeping TV movie that showcases Stone in one of her early leading roles.

Kiss-Kiss, Dahlings!

Kiss-Kiss, Dahlings!

A whimsical homage to theater across time, Kiss-Kiss, Dahlings! spans three eras – 1900s Moscow, 1950s college productions, and a 1992 TV studio – through the intertwined lives of three generations of actresses. Starring Blythe Danner, Nancy Marchand, and Cynthia Nixon in standout roles, with a guest appearance by Charlie Rose, this PBS short from Great Performances offers a clever, sentimental reflection on stagecraft and legacy.

Making Something Up

Making Something Up

Making Something Up is a feel-good romantic comedy about children's book writer Jack Payne (Paul Kinney), the most anal-retentive man in the world.

Romance with a Wink

CineDulce celebrates love in all its moods, from playful meet-cutes to fiery passions and mischievous twists that make the heart race. Whether tender or teasing, every film keeps the spark alive.

Explore the Collection

Because Love Is Never Boring

CineDulce delivers romance in every flavor: funny, dramatic, tender, and daring. Subscribe today and stream films that prove love stories never go out of style.

Start Watching