The heartfelt coming-of-age drama Over/Under is officially heading to digital platforms this summer. Bulldog Film Distribution announced that the film, which explores the delicate transition from childhood to adolescence, will be available to audiences in the UK and Ireland starting August 24, followed by a release in the US and Canada on August 25.
Executive produced by Cooper Raiff, known for his work on Cha Cha Real Smooth and Hal and Harper, the film centers on the inseparable friendship between two nine-year-old girls, Violet and Stella. Set during the summer of 2002, the story follows the pair as they navigate the wonders of childhood, from catching butterflies to exploring their natural surroundings. However, as the years pass, the pressures of puberty, family trauma, and the social desire to fit in begin to challenge the magic of their bond.
A Tender Look at Growing Up
The film marks the feature directorial debut for Sophia Silver, who also co-wrote the screenplay alongside Sianni Rosenstock. The narrative serves as a poignant examination of innocence and the inevitable loss that accompanies the journey into adulthood. By focusing on the evolving relationship between the two leads, the film captures the universal challenges of finding one’s identity while trying to maintain a deep, foundational friendship.
The project has already garnered positive attention from critics. The Hollywood Reporter described the film as a bittersweet experience that resonates with the bumpy path toward adulthood, while Loud and Clear Reviews highlighted the work of director Sophia Silver as a notable talent to watch. Additionally, the performances of the two leads have been singled out for their emotional depth.
Cast and Availability
The film features a cast led by Emajean Bullock in her feature film debut, starring alongside Anastasia Veronica Lee, Adam David Thompson, Madeline Wise, Brandon Keener, and Christiane Seidel. The ensemble brings a grounded reality to the story, which has been praised for its authentic portrayal of young women navigating the complexities of their changing lives.
For those looking to watch the film, it will be available on major digital platforms including Apple, Amazon, and Google TV/YouTube Movies in the UK, Ireland, and the US. Canadian audiences will be able to access the title through Apple and Google TV/YouTube Movies. The release offers a timely opportunity for viewers to engage with a story that reminds us just how delicate and transformative the childhood years truly are.
Source: Strike Media
