Captivating Tale of a Troubled Soul Seeking True Love in 'Baby Don't Cry' Trailer
Unveiling on October 17, Baby Don't Cry presents a poignant tale of a forlorn protagonist entangled in a tormented love affair Prepare to be captivated by this emotionally charged journey
Summary
Two years after its festival premiere, Baby Don't Cry is finally releasing digitally on October 17.
Directed by Jesse Dvorak, the film centers around Baby, a Chinese immigrant, as she faces challenges at home and embarks on an unforeseen escapade alongside a rebellious individual named Fox.
The film delves into the themes of cultural displacement and the inherent loneliness that accompanies one's coming of age. It intricately explores Baby's aspirations of becoming a filmmaker, her intricate bond with her mother, and her poignant recollections of her deceased father.
Two years after its premiere at Fantasia International Film Festival, Baby Don't Cry is finally being released digitally. Directed by Jesse Dvorak (Lost Angeles) and written by Zita Bai, the film revolves around Baby, a 17-year-old Chinese immigrant who faces numerous hardships after the death of her father. Despite her aspirations to become a filmmaker, Baby's life takes an unexpected turn when she encounters Fox, a 20-year-old troublemaker played by Vasily Provatakis. Together, they embark on a journey to escape their dull lives in Seattle, only to discover that pain is not limited to one location. The cast also includes Boni Mata, Troy Musil, Helen Sun, and Allen Go.
More About Baby Don't Cry
The latest trailer for Baby Don't Cry, presented exclusively by Screen Rant, showcases Baby's resilience as a filmmaker despite facing ridicule and alienation from her peers. The trailer highlights her moments behind the camera, skillfully blending tender and tense scenes between Baby and Fox, as their blossoming romance is overshadowed by her tumultuous relationship with her mother and lingering memories of her father.
Combining elements of romance and crime thriller, Baby Don't Cry delves into the theme of cultural displacement and the accompanying isolation that often accompanies the coming-of-age experience. With a significant impact already made on the indie film scene, this movie also serves as a testament to the director and leading actress, both of whom display undeniable creative talent in every frame, indicating a promising future in the industry.
Baby Don't Cry arrives on Digital platforms on October 17. The movie is produced by Mad Hound Productions and distributed by Good Deed Entertainment, with a runtime of 90 minutes.
