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Hold on to Me

Synopsis

Two sisters, Casey and Theo, visit their father after months apart due to the divorce of their parents. While Theo is happy to bond with her dad, Casey is reluctant to reconnect with him after recent events. Despite their differences, the sisters ultimately stick together when they need each other the most.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Hailey Collins
Screenplay & Story
Sarah Hanson
Original Title
Hold on to Me
Country of Origin
United States of America
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
23m
Production Studios
Strive Nine Productions

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Hailey Collins

Screenplay & Story

Sarah Hanson

Director of Photography

Nina Bošnjak

Film Editing

Andrew Schmidt

Producers

Riley Younger, Erik Gunneson, Aaron Greer

Department Leadership Roster

Hailey Collins

Director

Nina Bošnjak

Director of Photography

Riley Younger

Producer

Andrew Schmidt

Editor

Michael Erickson

Production Design

Sarah Hanson

Writer

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Hold on to Me.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Hold on to Me

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Hold on to Me about?

Two sisters, Casey and Theo, visit their father after months apart due to the divorce of their parents. While Theo is happy to bond with her dad, Casey is reluctant to reconnect with him after recent events. Despite their differences, the sisters ultimately stick together when they need each other the most.

Who directed Hold on to Me?

Hold on to Me was directed by Hailey Collins.

Who stars in Hold on to Me?

The principal cast of Hold on to Me includes Emma Henry, Jeremy Pfaff, Ellie Sinclair, Elissa Wolf, Isaiah Hejdak.

When was Hold on to Me released and how long is it?

Hold on to Me was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 23m.