Jason Priestley, Mena Suvari and Laurel Marsden star in “All There Is” the indie drama film on parent-child relationships and how the media shapes our society. Also starring in the movie are Elsie Fisher, Shiv Pai, Jack Wright, and Nick E. Tarabay.
It centers on a troubled teenager whose world is upended when a tragedy involving her best friend is blamed on her movie-star father’s controversial new sci-fi film.
Directed by Kit Williamson (“Eastsiders”), All There Is will make its World Premiere at the 2025 Beverly Hills Film Festival on April 1st at the iconic TCL Chinese Theaters in Hollywood.
All There Is will screen on BHFF’s Opening Day, April 1st, 2025 at 5:45pm PT. The TCL Chinese Theater Complex at Ovation Hollywood is located at 6801 Hollywood Boulevard.
The independent film is produced by Sam Okun (“Prisoner’s Daughter”, “She Drives Me Crazy”), co-written and produced by Amir Ohebsion (“The Apology”), and co-written and executive produced by Arash Homampour. Sam Okun Productions’ Christian Jean, Lachlan Towle, and Constantinos Yiallourides are co-producers.
Ohebsion describes the project as a labor of love that delves into themes of grief and redemption: “At its heart, the film is about healing deep wounds and finding meaning after profound loss.”
Homampour adds, “The story explores critical and timely issues of teen mental health and suicidal ideation and the often-overlooked topics of death and the afterlife. We hope this film will offer solace and a sense of hope to those who are suffering.”
Producer Okun adds, “We believe the film will inspire individuals, families, and communities to take meaningful action in supporting the mental well-being of our youth.”
