Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Justin Timberlake | ... | Palmer | |
Ryder Allen | ... | Sam | |
Alisha Wainwright | ... | Maggie | |
Juno Temple | ... | Shelly | |
June Squibb | ... | Vivian | |
Lance E. Nichols | ... | Sibs (as Lance Nichols) | |
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Molly Sue Harrison | ... | Emily |
J.D. Evermore | ... | Principal Forbes | |
Dean Winters | ... | Jerry | |
Wynn Everett | ... | Lucille | |
Jesse C. Boyd | ... | Coles (as Jesse Boyd) | |
Dane Rhodes | ... | Coles Senior | |
Stephen Louis Grush | ... | Daryl | |
Carson Minniear | ... | Toby | |
Nicholas X. Parsons | ... | Ned |
A bullied young non binary child lives with a drug addicted Mother and an abusive boyfriend . Palmer (Justin Timberlake) recently released from prison after serving 12 years for attempted murder, moves in with his Grandmother and rediscovers his heart in the process of learning to accept his past and a new way of being in the world. Written by kateann1027
Justin Timberlake played such a great role in this film. His facial expressions in my opinion, definitely made me feel what he was feeling especially when it came to Sam. Perfect movie for those who can't or I should say won't allow themselves to accept people for who they are. That way of thinking needs to go. That cycle needs to end . Palmer was a little sketched out at first but before one knew it, Palmer had a whole new way of seeing as well as accepting it. The little kid who played Sam was amazing !!! He made me want to give him such a great big hug. He is as real as real can be. Watching this movie gave me a ray of hope in mankind. I'll definitely watch it again !!