Don't Make Me Go

This drama follows a terminally ill man and his teenage daughter as they embark on a road trip from California to New Orleans. The journey serves as both a physical trip and an emotional exploration, highlighting the father-daughter bond while addressing the complexities of their family history.

With a runtime of 109 minutes, the film features John Cho in the lead role alongside Mia Isaac. It also includes performances from Kaya Scodelario, Jemaine Clement, and others, making it a noteworthy entry in contemporary cinema. The storyline delves into poignant themes of loss, hope, and reconciliation as they navigate their relationship and the road ahead.

Produced by Big Beach, De Line Pictures, and Amazon Studios, Don't Make Me Go offers a compelling narrative that resonates with viewers interested in character-driven stories that examine life’s challenges. The film's tagline, "Family is a trip," encapsulates its exploration of familial ties amidst adversity.