News: Homesick Angel to release ‘Look to the Light’ on digital this month

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From Homesick Angel, the British drama – Look to the Light – will have a digital release on 27th May, followed by a limited run at Chiswick Cinema in June. Here’s what they had to say:

Look To The Light is a brand new poignant and relevant feature that shines a light on young love, the challenges of growing up in the modern world and the dark underbelly of reality TV’s glossy appeal. This bold directorial debut from Christopher Manoe dives into some of today’s most pressing issues, including the power of social media culture and young adults’ mental health struggles.

Boasting powerful performances from rising stars Charlie Goddard and Lily Blunsom-Washbrook alongside a fantastic line-up of British favourites, the film, produced by Q Film and Agency 105, is set for its UK debut on digital this May, courtesy of Homesick Angel Ltd. Following its auspicious London premiere on 13 June, a limited theatrical run will follow at Chiswick Cinema.

Wannabe influencer Eddie Reynolds’ (Charlie Goddard) world is turned upside down when he’s chosen to take part in primetime reality TV Show Love on the Rocks. With sudden stardom calling and increasing pressure from his peers and An aspiring reality star’s quest for fame collides with true love and leads him on a path of destruction in a powerful new film with a stellar cast of rising stars and great British acting talent parents, mum Elaine (Lucy Benjamin) and dad Martin (Mark Moraghan) mounting, he decides it’s time to end his relationship with devoted girlfriend Lauren (Lily Blunsom-Washbrook) and focus on pursuing his dream.

In the first in a string of devastating decisions, this path sends Eddie’s destiny spiraling towards a tragic future. Will he realise the true cost of fame before it’s too late? Shedding light on the pitfalls of prioritising superficial validation over authentic relationships, this enthralling and thought-provoking film shines a light on the darker side of celebrity culture.

Stardom comes at a shattering cost in Look To The Light.