

Overview
On Thanksgiving Eve, a looming hurricane strands four strangers inside a small-town grocery market. As the storm stalls and tensions rise, secrets are unearthed, unexpected bonds form, and redemption emerges in the unlikeliest of aisles. A contained dramedy about connection, empathy, and the fragile humanity we find when forced to stop and face each other.
Top Cast

Ronnie Gene Blevins
Andy

Sam Daly
Calder

Moses Jones
Reese
Johnny Sayres
Miles
Peighton Tubre
Key Film Crew
Production Stats
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