A 14-minute gut-punch about strangers who change everything when you least expect it.
Let Go shows the unexpected, and often unlikely, impact that a stranger can make on another's life, even in the most difficult times.
Acting
MacPherson carries crushing weight in minutes.
Direction
Picciallo trusts silence to do the heavy lifting.
Director
Theresa Picciallo
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Picciallo made this as a proof-of-concept for feature development, explaining its compressed emotional architecture.
The film circulates primarily in grief-counseling training programs as a discussion tool for anticipatory loss.
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