To Charlie, from Kamryn (2025)
TO CHARLIE, FROM KAMRYN is a heartfelt short film based on a true story, told through the shifting lens of childhood memory and adult reflection. As Kamryn pieces together moments from her past with her older brother Charlie, fragments of joy and quiet confusion resurface, revealing Charlie’s hidden struggle with depression that Kamryn could not understand at the time. The film gently explores the process of reliving joyful memories while carrying the weight of grief and loss.
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TO CHARLIE, FROM KAMRYN is a heartfelt short film based on a true story, told through the shifting lens of childhood memory and adult reflection. As Kamryn pieces together moments from her past with her older brother Charlie, fragments of joy and quiet confusion resurface, revealing Charlie’s hidden struggle with depression that Kamryn could not understand at the time. The film gently explores the process of reliving joyful memories while carrying the weight of grief and loss.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Kamryn Phillips Sands, Reed Vrooman
In Theaters:9/26/2025
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Runtime:19 minutes
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