Trailer
Taryn is a runaway girl seeking refuge with her uncle Bill and aunt Kim in Baltimore. When she arrives, however, she finds a delicate scenario: their marriage having fallen apart, Kim and Bill look for a way to break their ties without hurting their daughter Abby, who just got back from her first year in college. A tale of relationships, family revelations and the search for love by a group of people in different stages of life, all trying to learn the same lesson: when to let others go. Selected for the Sundance Film Festival and the Forum Section of the Berlin Film Festival 2013.
Matthew Porterfield
Born in the US, in 1977. Studied filmmaking at the Tisch School of the Arts, in New York. His first feature film, Hamilton (2006), was called “one of the best independent films ever made in North America” by New Yorker editor Richard Brody. The film was acquired by MoMA and is now part of its permanent collection. He went on to direct Putty Hill (2010), featured at the Berlin Film Festival.
