Thanks to Gravity

The preview/trailer makes the film out to be a Jewish girl cliche. But that's not the movie or story at all. There's so much more to the film that the team that made the trailer should be fined, big time.

To avoid playing spoiler, I'll just say that so many issues are touched on, including very real-life, still-relevant issues that often get glamorized in movies, but they don't here.

You believe that Gina Phillips' Jordan protagonist is living her problems, and having her world turn upside down. The debating club issues weave in and out, but the storyline and script are first-rate.

The supporting cast is also terrific--including Azura Skye, Rachel Miner and Joaquim de Almeida.

This is one of those accidentally-discovered movies I didn't want to end. Too bad more people don't know about it!