The heartfelt coming-of-age drama Over/Under is officially heading to digital platforms this August. Bulldog Film Distribution announced that the film, which explores the delicate nature of childhood friendship and the transition into adolescence, will be available for 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 bond between two nine-year-old girls, Violet and Stella. Set during the summer of 2002, the story follows the pair as they navigate the transition from childhood innocence to the complexities of puberty, family trauma, and the social pressures of growing up. The film is directed by Sophia Silver, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Sianni Rosenstock.
The release of Over/Under offers a poignant look at the inevitable loss of childhood magic. For fans of character-driven dramas, the film provides a grounded exploration of how even the deepest friendships can be tested by the challenges of adolescence. The project has already garnered positive attention from critics, with praise directed toward the performances of its young leads and the sensitive direction provided by Silver.
A Notable Cast and Critical Reception
The film features a cast led by Emajean Bullock in her feature film debut, starring alongside Anastasia Veronica Lee. The ensemble also includes Adam David Thompson, Madeline Wise, Brandon Keener, and Christiane Seidel. Critics have highlighted the emotional resonance of the story, with The Hollywood Reporter noting that the film captures universal truths about the path toward adulthood that should strike a chord with many viewers.
Loud and Clear Reviews praised the film as a moving experience, while Arthouse Garage highlighted the stunning performances from the lead actors. As the film prepares for its digital debut, it stands out as a notable entry in the coming-of-age genre for its focus on the specific, often difficult, experiences of young women navigating their changing worlds.
Where to Watch
Viewers in the UK, Ireland, and the USA will be able to find the film on major digital platforms including Apple, Amazon, and Google TV/YouTube Movies. For those in Canada, the film will be available on Apple and Google TV/YouTube Movies. With a runtime of 88 minutes, the drama offers a concise yet impactful look at the fragility of youth. You can view the official trailer to get a better sense of the film’s tone and visual style ahead of its late August release.
Source: Bulldog Film Distribution
