Feature Film: "Something from Somewhere, Someone from Someplace"
In a quiet town heavy with unspoken grief, 19-year-old poet Andromeda fills pages with verses no one reads while navigating life with her emotionally distant father. The summer before college feels like both an ending and a reckoning, as the weight of her absent mother and a fading friendship begin to surface. Everything changes when she meets River, a mysterious young man whose presence awakens long-buried memories and hidden connections. Through their bond, Andromeda begins to uncover truths about her past that force her to confront her pain and rediscover her voice. Told through lyrical vignettes, fragmented memories, and dreamlike moments, Something from Somewhere, Someone from Someplace captures the fragile beauty of growing up, the ache of loss, and the quiet strength it takes to heal. This is a non-union, unpaid student film project, directed by a passionate film student, focused on authenticity, emotion, and visual storytelling.
6 roles
A quiet yet magnetic presence. River’s connection to Andromeda slowly unravels emotional and familial truths. Should portray subtle vulnerability and inner depth beneath a calm exterior
A woman adrift between who she was and who she’s becoming, searching for meaning in the quiet chaos of life. Lost yet yearning for clarity, she moves through uncertainty with fragile hope seeking purpose, healing, and a sense of self she’s not yet met.
Town residents who help shape the film’s atmosphere, adding realism and texture to the world.
Brief but impactful roles that leave a strong emotional impression. Represent overlooked humanity and reflection within the town.
Brief but impactful roles that leave a strong emotional impression. Represent overlooked humanity and reflection within the town.
Andromeda’s father, a quiet man consumed by grief. Emotionally distant yet deeply loving, he struggles to connect as he carries the unspoken weight of loss and regret.
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