Trailer 'Voicemails for Isabelle' (2026)

The trailer for 'Voicemails for Isabelle' presents an American romantic comedy directed by Leah McKendrick, a filmmaker who also appears in the cast. The trailer establishes a tone reminiscent of classic romantic comedies, with sharp humour and everyday situations that blend grief, personal relationships, and technological misunderstandings.

The trailer opens with a premise as simple as it is effective: a young woman has spent weeks leaving voicemails on the wrong phone number, unaware that her sister Isabelle had changed hers. On the other end of the line is a man who, rather than cutting off contact, chooses to listen. Throughout the trailer, scenes from the protagonists' working lives unfold, including a restaurant kitchen with a frantic boss and direct references to Nora Ephron's classic 'You've Got Mail', which the trailer itself explicitly cites.

The trailer also reveals that Isabelle has passed away and that the voicemails are her sister's way of grieving, adding an emotional layer to the story. The reference to Meg Ryan and the scene in which the two leads exchange glances confirm the film's intention to engage with the traditions of the genre.

Zoey Deutch and Nick Robinson lead the cast in the principal roles. 'Voicemails for Isabelle' arrives on Netflix on 19 June 2026.