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In Suck It Up (2017), best friends Ronnie and Faye embark on a wild road trip to the mountains in an attempt to cope with the loss of their loved ones. Ronnie is grieving the loss of her recently deceased brother, while Faye is still trying to move on from the end of her first love.
Desperate for a change of scenery and a distraction from their sorrow, the two friends pack up and venture into the snowy landscape. The dynamic between Ronnie and Faye is complex, as they both struggle with their own emotional demons while relying on each other for support.
As they navigate through their trip, the girls encounter a colorful array of characters and embark on various adventures, from attending parties to engaging in spontaneous acts of recklessness. These experiences, although sometimes humorous, also force Ronnie and Faye to confront their pain and confront their own personal issues.
Director Jordan Canning navigates the delicate balance between comedy and tragedy, highlighting the girls' journey toward self-discovery and healing. The film successfully captures the bittersweet nature of grief, with its ups and downs, as well as the resilience of friendship.
With poignant performances by Erin Carter as Ronnie and Grace Glowicki as Faye, Suck It Up explores the complexities of loss and the importance of finding solace in one another.
Desperate for a change of scenery and a distraction from their sorrow, the two friends pack up and venture into the snowy landscape. The dynamic between Ronnie and Faye is complex, as they both struggle with their own emotional demons while relying on each other for support.
As they navigate through their trip, the girls encounter a colorful array of characters and embark on various adventures, from attending parties to engaging in spontaneous acts of recklessness. These experiences, although sometimes humorous, also force Ronnie and Faye to confront their pain and confront their own personal issues.
Director Jordan Canning navigates the delicate balance between comedy and tragedy, highlighting the girls' journey toward self-discovery and healing. The film successfully captures the bittersweet nature of grief, with its ups and downs, as well as the resilience of friendship.
With poignant performances by Erin Carter as Ronnie and Grace Glowicki as Faye, Suck It Up explores the complexities of loss and the importance of finding solace in one another.
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