"If Only"

"Let's... go to class?"

Whilst observing a quiet high school student navigating isolation and bullying, an unexpected classmate begins to notice that something isn't quite right.

This school project quickly turned around, when it went on to earn two awards and was selected for numerous film festivals, marking Wesley Reid’s emergence as a promising new director. More than the recognition, the process itself became a turning point. Reid proved to himself that his work could connect with audiences far beyond his immediate surroundings.