Ronni is living a full life as a school nurse and mom, hosting a longtime mahjong game with her best friends Shelley, Carly, and Melissa. But when her daughter leaves for college, everything shifts at once. Her hours get cut. Her ex is pushing to sell the home she loves. And suddenly she's staring down an empty nest wondering what comes next.

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All’s Fair in Love and Mahjong (2026)

★ 5/10 May 9, 2026 86 min

ComedyRomanceTV Movie

Director: Jessica Harmon  ·  Writer: Nina Weinman

Ronni is living a full life as a school nurse and mom, hosting a longtime mahjong game with her best friends Shelley, Carly, and Melissa. But when her daughter leaves for college, everything shifts at once. Her hours get cut. Her ex is pushing to sell the home she loves. And suddenly she's staring down an empty nest wondering what comes next.

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Director

Jessica Harmon Jessica Harmon

Cast

Paul Campbell Paul Campbell Ben Fiona Gubelmann Fiona Gubelmann Ronni Yan-Kay Crystal Lowe Yan-Kay Crystal Lowe Shelley Requell Jodeah Requell Jodeah Principal Hyde Kaj-Erik Eriksen Kaj-Erik Eriksen Mike Alison Araya Alison Araya Ellen Rochelle Greenwood Rochelle Greenwood Barbara Melissa Peterman Melissa Peterman Melissa Tamera Mowry-Housley Tamera Mowry-Housley Carly Michelle Brezinski Michelle Brezinski Birdie Corey Calderwood Corey Calderwood Brandon Beverley Elliott Beverley Elliott Alice

User Reviews (1)

Hotchka
Hotchka May 10, 2026
★ 7/10

_All's Fair in Love & Mahjong_ is a sweet and pleasant romance movie, with the novelty of the mahjong angle. Of course it's a game anyone can play, but many have taken offense that the game and the history of the game is being taught by a white woman. The movie tries to make up for this in the smallest way possible by having Shelley (played by the one actress of Asian descent) work in the historic Chinese district of town in a Chinese heritage center where, at an annual event, she gets to walk people through the center and give the slightest bit of history about the game, such as the word meaning 'sparrows' in English, because of the clicking sounds of the tiles. Any other questions? Ask the white lady. Here's a question for the casting people -- why not cast Janel Parrish as Ronni since she's actually half-Chinese? Was it because the movie was scheduled too close to _Two for Tee_ in whi…