
Union County
2026·Drama·1h 37m
7.1
★







Assigned to a county-mandated drug court program, Cody Parsons embarks on the tenuous journey toward recovery amid the opioid epidemic in rural Ohio.
Directed by Adam Meeks
drug addiction
ohio
relapse
halfway house
brother brother relationship
foster brother
opioid epidemic

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Cast

Will Poulter
Cody

Noah Centineo
Jack

Elise Kibler
Anna

Emily Meade
Katrina

Danny Wolohan
Jim

Sylvie Mix
Kim

Nicole Stubbs
Nurse Taylor
Crew

Adam Meeks
Director

Adam Meeks
Writer

Adam Meeks
Editor

Tim Headington
Producer

Luca Intili
Executive Producer

Noah Centineo
Executive Producer

Christine D'Souza
Executive Producer

Anita Gou
Executive Producer

Will Poulter
Producer

Richard Fike
Stunt Coordinator

Lex Speer
Set Dresser

Josh Heilbronner
Dialogue Editor
Popular Reviews
19 reviews
Luisa
7.0★ · 04/30/26

noah centineo no sabía que tenías esto en ti!!!!!
will poulter te rompe y rompe y rompe el corazón. ojalá todos los adictos tuvieran acceso a una atención así.
will poulter te rompe y rompe y rompe el corazón. ojalá todos los adictos tuvieran acceso a una atención así.
noah centineo no sabía que tenías esto en ti!!!!!
will poulter te rompe y rompe y rompe el corazón. ojalá todos los adictos tuvieran acceso a una atención así.
will poulter te rompe y rompe y rompe el corazón. ojalá todos los adictos tuvieran acceso a una atención así.
Vibemami
7.0★ · 02/01/26

beautiful portrait of a man fighting against the hurricane he was set up to become
beautiful portrait of a man fighting against the hurricane he was set up to become
Tim Tufts
8.0★ · 02/01/26

This film lives and dies on the empathy of the audience. If you can open your heart to Cody and the other people in recovery, then this is an authentic story of recovery. If you cannot, then this film has nothing for you. It doesn't rely on over-dramatizing Cody's situation or exploiting any of the non-actors involved. The artistic choices on the cinematography and sound are understated.
It's truly remarkable how well the actors and non-actors come together and hide the seam between them. Will Poulter does an excellent job both fitting in and taking Cody through a tough character arc. Annette Deao was a total star; she was able to hold her own across from Poulter while acting out her real ass job. If you asked me to do my job in a movie, I'd freeze up and sweat through my shirt. They had me shedding tears during the crisis phone call.
It's truly remarkable how well the actors and non-actors come together and hide the seam between them. Will Poulter does an excellent job both fitting in and taking Cody through a tough character arc. Annette Deao was a total star; she was able to hold her own across from Poulter while acting out her real ass job. If you asked me to do my job in a movie, I'd freeze up and sweat through my shirt. They had me shedding tears during the crisis phone call.
This film lives and dies on the empathy of the audience. If you can open your heart to Cody and the other people in recovery, then this is an authentic story of recovery. If you cannot, then this film has nothing for you. It doesn't rely on over-dramatizing Cody's situation or exploiting any of the non-actors involved. The artistic choices on the cinematography and sound are understated.
It's truly remarkable how well the actors and non-actors come together and hide the seam between them. Will Poulter does an excellent job both fitting in and taking Cody through a tough character arc. Annette Deao was a total star; she was able to hold her own across from Poulter while acting out her real ass job. If you asked me to do my job in a movie, I'd freeze up and sweat through my shirt. They had me shedding tears during the crisis phone call.
It's truly remarkable how well the actors and non-actors come together and hide the seam between them. Will Poulter does an excellent job both fitting in and taking Cody through a tough character arc. Annette Deao was a total star; she was able to hold her own across from Poulter while acting out her real ass job. If you asked me to do my job in a movie, I'd freeze up and sweat through my shirt. They had me shedding tears during the crisis phone call.
Cameron Ritter

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Sundance #35
Brad DerfnerPRO
5.0★ · 01/30/26

I can appreciate the extreme realism here and what’s a strong lead performance from Will Poulter but as Jack Donaghy taught me, sometimes you need a 3rd heat
I can appreciate the extreme realism here and what’s a strong lead performance from Will Poulter but as Jack Donaghy taught me, sometimes you need a 3rd heat