The highly anticipated film, 'What We Have Left', is set to captivate audiences with its unique blend of drama and nostalgia. Directed by Sergio Navarretta, this movie takes viewers on a journey back to the 1960s, focusing on a group of hippies in Canada. The story centers around Melanie, a wise and elderly woman, who invites her former hippie friends for a long-awaited reunion. The twist? They've inherited a cabin, the very place where they once lived together in a communal setting decades ago. But this reunion is more than just a get-together; it's a catalyst for self-reflection and reconciliation. As the story unfolds, tensions arise between generations, particularly between Melanie and Lyla, played by the talented Tommie-Amber Pirie, who brings a fresh perspective to the group. The film explores the complex relationship between the past and present, challenging the characters to find a new sense of purpose and meaning in their lives. With a stellar cast including Peter MacNeill, RH Thomson, Barry Flatman, Terri Hawkes, and Joshua Bainbridge, 'What We Have Left' promises an emotional and thought-provoking experience. Directed from a screenplay by Alessandra Piccione and Frank Canino, the movie is produced by S.N.A.P. Films and Rusty Halo Productions. Navarretta's personal connection to the project is evident in his statement, expressing his desire for audiences to see themselves and their families in the story, feeling both moved and inspired. The film's production is a testament to the power of storytelling, shot in the very location where Navarretta's first movie, 'Looking for Angelina', was filmed two decades ago. This reunion of talented individuals, including Piccione and Canino, who penned the script for 'Looking for Angelina', is a testament to the enduring impact of their work.
