The Girl Who Learned to Swim

The film, produced by Florida State University College of Motion Picture Arts, follows an African American teen dealing with the emotional aftermath of her brother's drowning. Her journey to learn how to swim becomes not just about mastering a skill, but also about confronting grief and overcoming familial fears.

As a short film, it delves into the coming-of-age experience, capturing the struggle between loss and resilience. The narrative is anchored by the performance of Shellita Boxie, who brings depth to the character's emotional journey. This film may resonate with those interested in stories that tackle the complexities of family and personal growth in the face of adversity.