Variation

“You were always my home, Allie.”

Allie and Hudson show how hard it is to stay apart when you grew up together. Their history feels like a gravity they can't escape.

A single lie can ripple through a family for decades. It changes how you see your own name.

“I don't know who I am without the stage.”

Ballet is brutal on the soul. Allie's struggle with her injury captures how it feels to lose your only way to speak.

Living for your parents' dreams is a quiet kind of prison. Allie finally had to decide what she wanted for herself.