2024·Drama·1h 27m
7.1
★
A year after her boyfriend dies from gun violence, a young woman prepares to graduate high school as she navigates an uncertain future alongside a community that is searching for ways to heal.
Directed by Hannah Peterson
community
loss
grief
high school graduation
school shooting
woman director
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Cast
Mina Sundwall
Genevieve
Alex R. Hibbert
Ben
John Cho
John
Maria Dizzia
Maggie
Yasmeen Fletcher
Romie
Kelly O'Sullivan
Vicki
Stephen Fuller Austin
Father Ruiz
Daniel Kim
Tyler
Abby Villasmil
Choir Girl
Jenessa Sheffield
Michelle
Adriane McLean
Mona
Anthony S. Goolsby
Photography Teacher
Crew
Hannah Peterson
Director
Hannah Peterson
Screenplay
Hannah Peterson
Editor
Carolina Costa
Director of Photography
Taylor Shung
Producer
Josh Peters
Producer
Chloé Zhao
Executive Producer
John Cho
Executive Producer
Popular Reviews
8 reviews
Denn
5.0★ · 04/07/26
dis shi was sad asf bruhhh evb was bawling😭
They never showed us flashbacks of Tyler (the kid who died) only old voicemail. Ig they wanted to trap us in their grief, It actually works too.
I think It’s underdeveloped/Written, due to the budget tho
Watch somthing u normally wouldn’t😉
They never showed us flashbacks of Tyler (the kid who died) only old voicemail. Ig they wanted to trap us in their grief, It actually works too.
I think It’s underdeveloped/Written, due to the budget tho
Watch somthing u normally wouldn’t😉
dis shi was sad asf bruhhh evb was bawling😭
They never showed us flashbacks of Tyler (the kid who died) only old voicemail. Ig they wanted to trap us in their grief, It actually works too.
I think It’s underdeveloped/Written, due to the budget tho
Watch somthing u normally wouldn’t😉
They never showed us flashbacks of Tyler (the kid who died) only old voicemail. Ig they wanted to trap us in their grief, It actually works too.
I think It’s underdeveloped/Written, due to the budget tho
Watch somthing u normally wouldn’t😉
Gavin
5.0★ · 01/26/26
Alright just wish it had more depth
Alright just wish it had more depth
Alex Teichman
6.0★ · 02/10/25
Dialogue in certain places is pretty rough, mainly anything involving teen interactions with each other. Sundwall and Cho are great tho, the best moments definitely come from when they’re together in a scene.
Dialogue in certain places is pretty rough, mainly anything involving teen interactions with each other. Sundwall and Cho are great tho, the best moments definitely come from when they’re together in a scene.
Bert
7.0★ · 06/20/23
impeccable depiction of the bittersweetness of a life after an incredibly violent loss no child or adult should ever endure.
never again.
never again.
impeccable depiction of the bittersweetness of a life after an incredibly violent loss no child or adult should ever endure.
never again.
never again.
Zoe
7.0★ · 12/10/25