
Synopsis
This story is an emotional journey revolving around Hazel, a college student home for the summer, who struggles with high-functioning depression. To the world, “she’s sunshine,” but there’s only so much she can take. This film will explore family dynamics, high-functioning depression, mental health disorders, internal struggle, self-doubt, and more.
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