Late Bloomers | Official Trailer (HD) | Vertical

Louise (Karen Gillan), a 28-year-old Brooklynite adrift in life, finds herself suddenly single and grappling with her identity as a musician. While she struggles with her underlying depression, a reckless drunken stumble lands her with a broken hip, and leads to a stint in a physical therapy ward with patients twice her age. Here, she crosses paths with Antonina (Margaret Sophie Stein), a cantankerous elderly Polish woman who speaks no English. Reluctantly, Louise takes on the role of Antonina's caregiver, a situation neither of them welcomes. As they navigate their begrudging relationship, they confront the realities of aging, forcing Louise to consider her own journey into adulthood.

Starring: Karen Gillan, Margaret Sophie Stein, Jermaine Fowler
Directed by: Lisa Steen
Release Date: 6/7/24

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[Emm]

As a nurse who works with older folks a lot, this movie getting made makes me very happy.

[PanchosBros]

I love Karen Gillan. Every movie where she is in, it's a good movie.

[clarestaoctavia]

Yes, more coming of age stories with adult characters. I'm tuning in for this one.

[HeatWitch]

I work for a similar program to inpatient rehab, but on an outpatient basis, and im really excited for this!! Some of my coworkers actually work in this type of setting and im excited to see gow they feel about this movie too! We all occasionally see the situation where the younger generation is put in the rehabs with the older generation, and how frustrating it is, and i hope this is a cathartic way for them to process everything they are going through

[Otakuako]

This looks so promising but the song made the trailer into generic cheese, hoping for the best, the cast has great actors.

[christopherfisher]

The best movie I’ve seen in years!yes I’m a guy!😊

[curranmccauley]

Maybe it's explained in the film but why is the establishing shot San Francisco and then later in the trailer it's New York?

[monkeytrainer]

The movie was looking utterly great, until that saccharine Hallmark music started.