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Suncoast: Club Scenes, Wild Parties, and Heartwarming Experiences with Ella Anderson, Ariel Martin, Daniella Taylor, and More

Feb 09 2024

Suncoast is a powerful and heartwarming movie directed by Laura Chinn. It is a semi-autobiographical debut feature that tells the story of Doris, a young girl on the verge of adulthood. Set in the early 2000s, the film follows Doris as she navigates the challenges of school and her mother's focus on her comatose brother's health. Along the way, Doris forms unexpected friendships and finds a connection with an activist who visits town for a controversial case. Starring Nico Parker, Woody Harrelson, and Laura Linney, Suncoast is a unique coming-of-age tale that premiered at the Sundance Film Festival. In an interview with Collider, Chinn and the cast members, including Amarr, Daniella Taylor, Ariel Martin, and Ella Anderson, discuss the making of the movie, sharing insights into the club scenes, wild parties, sleepovers, and even surviving a real-life hurricane during production. Chinn also highlights the similarities between her own experiences and the film, as well as praising the talent of Linney and Parker.