I Used to Be Darker

The film follows Taryn, a Northern Irish runaway who faces challenges in Ocean City, Maryland. She turns to her aunt and uncle, Kim and Bill, who are navigating their own struggles as their marriage comes to an end. The narrative weaves together family dynamics and personal revelations, particularly focusing on their daughter Abby, who has just returned home from college.

With a runtime of 90 minutes, I Used to Be Darker delves into the complexities of love and the search for belonging. It captures the essence of familial relationships amid personal turmoil. The film's setting in Baltimore adds a unique backdrop, enhancing the story's emotional depth. Collectors may appreciate its exploration of poignant themes that resonate with real-life experiences.