Augusta, Gone

The narrative focuses on Martha, a businesswoman and divorced mother navigating the challenges of raising her daughter Augusta. As Augusta enters her teens, she experiences significant emotional turmoil, leading to behavior that deeply concerns her mother. Martha's realization that her daughter's struggles go beyond typical teenage angst prompts her to seek help from an educational consultant.

The consultant's advice leads to the decision to send Augusta to a wilderness camp designed for troubled teens. This pivotal choice sets the stage for a story that delves into themes of family, struggle, and the search for solutions in difficult times. The film features performances from Sharon Lawrence, Mika Boorem, and Tamara Hope, among others, all contributing to the intense drama surrounding the mother-daughter relationship.