Edge of Everything

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Edge of Everything

2024

1h 21m

Drama

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Abby (Sierra McCormick), on the cusp of turning 15 and at a delicate moment in life, is forced to move in with her father (Jason Butler Harner) and his younger girlfriend. Feeling lost and confused after the loss of her mother, she strikes up a friendship with the carefree and rebellious Caroline (Ryan Simpkins) who introduces her to a world of drinking, drugs and sexual experimentation she had never known.

Cameron Ritter

Geek Vibes Nation

Jul 20

8.5/10

Edge of Everything is incredibly effective and moving throughout its brief 81-minute runtime, taking the audience through the emotional rollercoaster of a grief-stricken teen.

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Paul Emmanuel Enicola

The Movie Buff

07/08/2024

B-

The result — questionable casting and safely played third act aside — is an interesting film that neither tries to be groundbreaking nor promises to solve its protagonist’s burgeoning angst.

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Q.V. Hough

Vague Visages

07/01/2024

"'Edge of Everything' straddles the line of original storytelling and coming-of-age tropes like its teenage protagonist straddles the line between adolescence and adulthood."

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Bradley Gibson

Film Threat

06/17/2024

7/10

An entertaining film and likely will be more relevant to viewers of the appropriate age, that is to say, those who are around or just before their teen years now.

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Betsy Pickle

AWFJ.org

06/06/2024

crafts a nightmare with a familiar coming-of-age formula, a raw depiction of teen peer pressure and an alarming reflection of a licentious youth culture that can’t seem to shake toxic masculinity no matter how “woke” it appears.

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Robert Kojder

Flickering Myth

06/04/2024

2.5/5

There is a bold turn from Sierra McCormick, but the situations Abby finds herself in here come across more as abridged, sparse versions of dynamics from better movies

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Deneen O

@RT31869307 06/22/2024

This was a great coming of age movie! The story, the photography and acting were amazing. The actress who plays Abby is really great. It is relatable no matter what age you are. Wtt egg lol done!!

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danielle h

@RT80661321 06/12/2024

Edge of everything was so nostalgic for me and took me right back to high school growing up in the Bay Area myself. The movie didn’t feel like they were trying too hard or portraying the typical angsty teen- Abby had layers. The scenery was beautifully captured and there were some amazing shots throughout the film- kudos to the cinematographer! This is an impressive first film from Sabella and Feldman and I can’t wait to see what they do next

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Fabian C

@RT86110622 06/12/2024

Edge of Everything brought me right back to the complexity and excitement of navigating life throughout high-school. The main characters relationships felt real and raw, especially with her long time friends and father. Loved the way the movie was shot especially the scene going across the Golden Gate Bridge!

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El G

@RT27677053 06/09/2024

An excellent coming of age film that captures the experience of growing up in Northern California!

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Synopsis

Abby (Sierra McCormick), on the cusp of turning 15 and at a delicate moment in life, is forced to move in with her father (Jason Butler Harner) and his younger girlfriend. Feeling lost and confused after the loss of her mother, she strikes up a friendship with the carefree and rebellious Caroline (Ryan Simpkins) who introduces her to a world of drinking, drugs and sexual experimentation she had never known.

Director: Sophia Sabella, Pablo Feldman
Producer: Jolene Mendes, Rabia Sultana, Sophia Sabella, Pablo Feldman
Screenwriter: Sophia Sabella, Pablo Feldman
Distributor: Lightyear Entertainment
Genre: Drama
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): May 17, 2024, Limited
Release Date (Streaming): Jun 7, 2024
Runtime: 1h 21m

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