Keep Coming Back

The film centers on Miles, a television director confronted with his daughter Zoe's drug use. In an effort to help her, he sends her to a rehab facility in Utah, where he must participate in a four-day workshop to keep her there. The story highlights the father-daughter relationship and the challenges of drug rehabilitation.

Led by a strong cast including Scott Foley and Amy Brenneman, Keep Coming Back tackles themes of control and personal growth. Miles's journey leads him to confront not only Zoe's issues but also his own behavior, guided by the authoritative yet caring leader Gillian. Her unconventional approach provides Miles with valuable insights that challenge his perceptions and motivations.

As an independent film, Keep Coming Back offers a raw and honest portrayal of addiction and familial ties. It presents an intimate look at the struggles faced by both parents and children in the context of substance abuse and recovery.