Rediscovering Freedom: A Transformative Journey on the Open Road

Summary

For When You Get Lost is a dark comedy that explores family dysfunction in a humorous and heartfelt manner.

June Stevenson embarks on a road trip with her estranged sisters to reconcile with their ailing father. Throughout the film, viewers are treated to breathtaking visuals of the Pacific Coast, as well as an exploration of iconic landmarks and artisanal breweries.

For When You Get Lost, a dark comedy, will officially premiere at the 30th annual Austin Film Festival. This film, directed by Michelle Steffes (known for producing Short Term 12) and written by Jennifer Sorenson (writer of Orphan is the New Orange), demonstrates that one can still come of age even in middle age. The story revolves around June Stevenson, played by Sorenson herself, who embarks on a road trip with her estranged sisters to reconcile with their father before his impending death.

Drawing inspiration from a real-life road trip, For When You Get Lost features a talented cast including Elizabeth Alderfer (known for AP Bio and United States of Al), Aja Bair (featured in Euphoria and Kenan), Brian Thomas Smith (of The Big Bang Theory fame), Cat Hammons (from Yellowstone), and Adam Chambers (seen in B Positive). The movie showcases stunning visuals of the Pacific Coast, highlighting both iconic landmarks and craft breweries. Through its humor and heartfelt storytelling, the film delves into the dysfunctional dynamics of this particular family. Watch the teaser trailer below to get a glimpse of what awaits.

More About For When You Get Lost

Screen Rant presents an exclusive first look at the For When You Get Lost trailer, set to the captivating tune of "Better" by Ellie James. In this exciting sneak peek, we get a glimpse of the Stevenson sisters and their journey, which can be described as the "beer version of Sideways." June, one of the sisters, holds onto hope that they can reconcile with their father, portrayed by Mark L. Taylor, before it becomes too late. However, the teaser hints at the challenging dynamics between them, making this goal appear unlikely. Nevertheless, there is an underlying sense of hope throughout the trailer, suggesting the possibility of healing and overcoming their familial fractures against the backdrop of the stunning "prettier" route to Washington.

Be sure to catch the world premiere of For When You Get Lost at the 30th Annual Austin Film Festival on October 27. Running from October 26 to November 2, the festival will showcase an array of remarkable films such as Emerald Fennell’s Saltburn and Lena Headey’s feature directorial debut, The Trap. Produced by Meredith Riley Stewart, Kerry Carlock, Jennifer Sorenson, and Alethea Root, For When You Get Lost promises to be an unforgettable cinematic experience.