As he fights his way in and out of rehab, the son of an actor turned politician is forced to face himself. Through a series of disappointments and ultimately a tragic event, Charlie begins the journey to self-discovery and acceptance Charlie Mills has just turned 18 and is running away from rehab - again. He wants to come home but is met by a family intervention. His father, a former movie star, is running for Governor of California and would like to keep Charlie locked away until the campaign is over. Charlie reluctantly returns to a new adult facility where he meets... a troubled young woman, Eva. Through his strained relationship with his father, his tortured relationship with Eva and the misguided envy he has for his best friend Adam, Charlie is forced to face himself and begin the journey to self -discovery. [show more]
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Rob Reiner directs this drama starring Cary Elwes, Susan Misner and Nick Robinson. Teenager Charlie (Robinson) remains addicted to hard drugs despite several periods of rehabilitation. His friends have moved on without him, he has been pulled out of school with no qualifications, and his relationship with his parents is strained. Making one last attempt at getting his son clean, Charlie's father David (Elwes) compels him to make a serious attempt at recovery, promising that he can make charges of drug theft go away if Charlie commits to rehabilitation.
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