Nineteen-year-old Quinn learns that her best friend is leaving for college. Grappling with feelings of loss and uncertainty, she struggles to express what she has never been able to say before their lives take them in different directions. An invited ASU student film presented in collaboration with the Association of Filmmakers at ASU (AFA) to support emerging local talent.

Rio Brown is a 20 year old filmmaker attending Arizona State University pursuing a BFA in Film & Media Production. She has loved film since her freshman year of high school and has been making films since then. Rio has won national awards through the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences and Skills USA.
This film was sparked by when an old friend left for college while I stayed in Arizona. I wrote it in catharsis to figure out my emotions and realized I'd felt this with other friendships too. I wanted to explore codependent friendships, platonic love, and the acceptance of letting go, even when the ending is bittersweet.
Japanese Film Festival of Arizona
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