Two teens facing personal struggles form a powerful bond as they embark on a cathartic journey chronicling the wonders of Indiana.
Directed by Brett Haley
depression
suicide
indiana, usa
post-traumatic stress disorder (ptsd)
based on novel or book
loss
coming of age
love
based on young adult novel
Rank
#82 in 2020·#4070 overall
Trailer
IMDB
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Where to Watch
Cast
Elle Fanning
Violet
Justice Smith
Finch
Alexandra Shipp
Kate
Kelli O'Hara
Sheryl
Lamar Johnson
Charlie
Virginia Gardner
Amanda
Felix Mallard
Roamer
Sofia Hasmik
Brenda
Keegan-Michael Key
Embry
Luke Wilson
James
Chris Grace
Hudson
Isabella Fay
Suze
Crew
Brett Haley
Director
Liz Hannah
Screenplay
David S. Greathouse
Producer
Elle Fanning
Producer
Liz Hannah
Executive Producer
Brittany Kahan Ward
Producer
Robert Salerno
Executive Producer
Shauna Galligan
Stunt Double
Rod Smith
First Assistant Director
Alan Tuskes
Key Makeup Artist
Schuyler White
Special Effects Coordinator
Nash Edgerton
Stunt Coordinator
Popular Reviews
3263 reviews
Leandrys
7.0★ · 05/09/26
This movie is a literal wrecking ball to the chest. It captures that specific, heavy feeling of being "found" by someone when you’re still trying to figure out if you even want to be seen.
This movie is a literal wrecking ball to the chest. It captures that specific, heavy feeling of being "found" by someone when you’re still trying to figure out if you even want to be seen.
3
Hana
8.0★ · 03/08/26
i really dont understand the hate towards this movie. Film bros are so worried about how cinematic or artistic a movie is and lack the sense to just like something based on how one feels towards it. All of Justice Smiths character are so beautifully portrayed and i relate to them so much. Its ok to connect to something that isnt an arthouse classic. Whats the point of loving film if you hate on new movies all the time.
i really dont understand the hate towards this movie. Film bros are so worried about how cinematic or artistic a movie is and lack the sense to just like something based on how one feels towards it. All of Justice Smiths character are so beautifully portrayed and i relate to them so much. Its ok to connect to something that isnt an arthouse classic. Whats the point of loving film if you hate on new movies all the time.
2
whisper
3.3★ · 08/23/25
this book was so freaking good. the movie completely messed up the storyline. they should’ve just kept it as a novel and moved on. i was so disappointed
this book was so freaking good. the movie completely messed up the storyline. they should’ve just kept it as a novel and moved on. i was so disappointed
2
sarah
10.0★ · 10/22/25
„he always come back“ until he didn’t
the way he saved her but she couldn't save him and he knew from the beginning that she couldn't save him but he wanted her to live her life properly again
„even the ugliest places can be beautiful if you take the time to look“
„he always come back“ until he didn’t
the way he saved her but she couldn't save him and he knew from the beginning that she couldn't save him but he wanted her to live her life properly again
„even the ugliest places can be beautiful if you take the time to look“
1
Jayvee
5.0★ · 08/14/25
TikTok edits made me bawl more than the actual movie
TikTok edits made me bawl more than the actual movie
