Aya Money, Betsy Brandt and Ella Rubin navigate difficult sibling dynamics within the trailer for the dramedy characteristic Grownup Kids.
Wealthy Newey directed the indie movie that premieres on the Bentonville Movie Competition on June 19 and is at the moment searching for distribution. Thomas Sadoski and Mimi Rogers additionally star within the film hailing from 521 Movies.
Grownup Kids facilities on Morgan (Rubin), a 17-year-old who’s engaged on her school purposes when she all of a sudden finds herself spending an prolonged period of time together with her a lot older half-siblings. The group is awkwardly introduced collectively after a disaster involving wayward brother Josh (Sadoski).
“After I was little, I used to be extraordinarily jealous of my older siblings,” Rubin says in voiceover in the course of the trailer. “In the event that they spent their childhoods reacting as a substitute of dreaming, all I may do was dream of one thing to react to. That one thing confirmed up this summer season.”
Later, Rogers quips, “Apparently, it is a standard season for falling off the wagon.”
Newey (Killing Eleanor) helmed the movie from a script by Annika Marks. Newey, Marks, Sadoski and Angie Gaffney function producers.
Following its debut at Bentonville this month, Grownup Kids is about to display at Galway Movie Fleadh on July 11.
Money is thought for her roles within the sequence You’re the Worst, Fosse/Verdon and The Boys and for showing in such options as Sport Over, Man! Brandt’s tv credit embrace Breaking Unhealthy and Saint X. Rubin has had roles within the latest options The Thought of You, Anora, Till Daybreak and Worry Avenue: Promenade Queen.