
In the wake of a school tragedy, Vada, Mia and Quinton form a unique and dynamic bond as they navigate the never linear, often confusing journey to heal in a world that feels forever changed.
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This is low-key impactful film in every sense just like Jenna’s wow performance throughout. First 15 minutes grabbed me by the neck and it slowly dives deep into the lead character’s mind and her trauma after the school shooting. Even this part is shown in a way that the viewers could get time to understand the character and go through what she’s going through. Such a chilled up movie yet it isn’t if we sense what’s happening inside the character’s mind. Even the writing is chilled out and at times it tries to be bit joyful and it somehow flawlessly complimented the tough topic it’s handling. A brilliant character study and an exploration of “Figuring out in life after a tragic incident”. One dialogue that is etched in my mind and which is something USA need to hold on and act on - “I had no idea one guy with a gun could fuck up my life so hard in six minutes. Fuck up so many lives!. None of us should have died” This dialogue sums up that even the survivors die from inside after the incident and are always scared. Sad situation but WHAT A FILM!!!