Drama
United Kingdom,United States of America
As Cameron navigates her time at the conversion therapy center, she grapples with her own identity and struggles with the conflicting messages she receives about her sexuality. Despite the oppressive environment, she finds solace and support in her new friends, who help her to understand and accept herself for who she truly is.
Throughout the film, Cameron and her friends rebel against the strict rules and indoctrination of the therapy center. They engage in acts of defiance, such as secretly smoking marijuana and questioning the teachings of Dr. Marsh. As they bond over their shared experiences, they form a strong bond and provide each other with the love and support they need to survive their time in the center.
As the teenagers continue to resist the oppressive tactics of the therapy center, they ultimately come together to plan an escape. With the help of Adam, who has knowledge of the surrounding area, they plot their getaway and take a stand against the harmful practices of conversion therapy.
In the end, Cameron and her friends make a bold statement about the importance of acceptance and self-acceptance in the face of discrimination and prejudice. Through their shared experiences and acts of defiance, they demonstrate the power of community and resilience in the face of adversity.
