"Not every story has a happy ending"
Reflections follows Gael, a young man drowning in grief and guilt after his brother Walker’s death, as nightmares and flashbacks blur into his real life with an alcoholic, grieving mother and a friend who may be hiding her own pain; when Gael turns to sleep aids to escape, the weight of blame and unresolved trauma culminates in a tragic ending that reunites the brothers in an eerie, quiet final moment.
Dominic Whipp
Gael
Baden Oliver
Walker
Melissa Gordon
Ann
Ana Saprikan
Mother
Reflections follows Gael, a young man drowning in grief and guilt after his brother Walker’s death, as nightmares and flashbacks blur into his real life with an alcoholic, grieving mother and a friend who may be hiding her own pain; when Gael turns to sleep aids to escape, the weight of blame and unresolved trauma culminates in a tragic ending that reunites the brothers in an eerie, quiet final moment.
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