Empty Space

Empty Space

★ 6.3IMDb Score
Released:2017-01-25
Genre:Drama
Duration:76 min
Director:James Choi
Actors:Merrick Robison, Madysen Frances, Ryan David Heywood, Suzanne C. Johnson, David McLauchlan
Production:Beachwood Pictures

Overview:

Tom, an overweight young man, takes refuge at his grandmother's cabin in rural Illinois in an attempt to bury the years of being bullied and feeling rejected. While in town, he meets a precocious blind girl named Lilly, who shows him how to be accepted and loved.

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