
Life Stuff
Drama
Overview
Based on a true story, a woman enters rehab expecting solitude but is forced to share her space with a volatile teen. As their uneasy connection grows, she begins to confront the patterns that led her there and what healing might actually require.
Top Cast
Rachel Vesey
Rachel Vesey
Charlotte Hansen
Rachel Vesey
Charlotte Hansen
Isabella Vasari
Isabella Vasari
Dasha Svalbard
Isabella Vasari
Dasha Svalbard
Abigail Aziz
Abigail Aziz
Nurse Rita
Abigail Aziz
Nurse Rita


Katherine Banks
Katherine Banks
Dr. Drema
Katherine Banks
Dr. Drema
Malachi Blades
Malachi Blades
Adam
Malachi Blades
Adam
Molly Cesanek
Molly Cesanek
Nurse Gale
Molly Cesanek
Nurse Gale
Aniyah Gardner
Aniyah Gardner
Monique O'Connor
Aniyah Gardner
Monique O'Connor
Ben Henchman
Ben Henchman
Pierce
Ben Henchman
Pierce
Suzi Maki
Suzi Maki
Linda Hansen
Suzi Maki
Linda Hansen
Mateo St. Remy
Mateo St. Remy
Evan
Mateo St. Remy
Evan
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