America (2026)
A mother's love. A nation's struggle
- Released
- Runtime 0h 19m
- Director Laura New
- Genres Drama
Synopsis
Days before a school tragedy strikes, a single mother's effort to relocate her family in search of a better future is unknowingly racing against time.
Cast
-
Amy Louise Pemberton
as News Reporter
-
Marc Geller
as Jay
- Thea Henry as Student
-
Brian Anthony Wilson
as Douglas
-
Kim Rios Lin
as Valerie
- Juno Yang as Bully
-
Bill Lobley
as Morning Radio Host
-
Alexander Jameson
as Student
-
Angelina Boris
as Tara
-
Morgan Marcell
as Concerned Parent
-
Jacob Keith Watson
as History Teacher
-
Randy Schein
as Mike
-
Jacob Wade
as Daniel
- Noah Sucato as Student
-
Laura New
as Cassie
- Camila Cuevas as Georgia
- Desiree Abeyta as Concerned Parent
- Joseph Nannariello as Policeman #1
Crew
-
Laura New
Director
- Andrew Trost Director of Photography
- Crystal Platas Editor
-
Morgan Marcell
Producer
-
Laura New
Writer
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