What We Hide

Compelling real-life story. Engaging acting drew me in for the full duration. Moving and beautiful cinema and action. The issues raised provoke thought and consideration for our legal, medical, and child care industries. I could not imagine this issue could be presented with such accuracy, compassion, and impact.

As someone who has suffered from someone's drug addiction and grief this hit close to home. This story was told so raw and was portrayed as beautifully as it could have been. Mckenna is absolutes incredible at her craft she truly is gifted. Although I will say the story fell flat a few times throughout the film. If it were not for the amazing cast that just blew the film out of the water im not sure that it would have transmitted the same emotion. The ending especially. Although for an indie film this is incredible & thankful for these types of stories to still be told and pushed into the light.. these are many children's real life unfortunately. :(

Outstanding performances by the cast! This heart warming film is a must see! The cinematography is beautiful and keeps you engaged the whole time. If you haven't seen this movie yet you are majorly missing out. I want to say more but don't want to give anything away so that you can experience it all yourself!

What We Hide takes a unique view of the opioid crisis by looking at it through the eyes of children. A gripping tale of tragedy, sisterhood, and, ultimately, resilience. The acting and story is incredible and engrosses you in the world of two young sisters who have to fight to stay together. The film both breaks your heart and leaves you with a sense of hope.

What We Hide is such a must see. The story telling is amazing and the acting just makes it ten times better. The cast is stacked with Mckenna Grace, Dacre Montgomery, Malia Baker, Jojo Regina and Jessie Williams- all from projects people know and love already. This film needs more credit as it's amazing and such a great original authentic film which we don't see in movies that much nowadays. I'm calling it now that Malia Baker, Mckenna Grace and Jojo Regina are the future of the film!! Loved this.