Drama
United States of America
Reach Me is a 2014 drama film directed by John Herzfeld. The film follows several characters who have connections to a self-help book written by a reclusive former football coach named Teddy Raymond (played by Tom Berenger).
The characters include a thug named Wolfie (played by Thomas Jane), a mixed martial arts fighter named E-Ruption (played by Kyra Sedgwick), a rapper named Tip (played by Nelly), a journalist named Roger (played by Kevin Connolly), and a police officer named Colette (played by Elizabeth Henstridge).
Each character is struggling with their own issues and finds inspiration from the book. As the characters' lives intertwine, they all find ways to improve and grow.
Meanwhile, Teddy Raymond is dealing with his own issues, such as guilt over his past as a football coach and the consequences of his book's success.
The film also features a cameo from Sylvester Stallone as a prison inmate who reads Raymond's book and becomes inspired.
Overall, Reach Me explores themes of self-improvement, redemption, and the power of inspirational literature.
