This coming-of-age drama follows Trinity's chaotic prom night and the events leading up to it. The film explores themes of friendship, love, and societal pressures, especially in a small Florida town.
Trinity shares a strong bond with her best friend, Danica. Their bond is evident in their everyday activities, from playing cards and riding bikes to attending church together. This strong friendship serves as the foundation, but the story shifts as high school life and romantic interests enter the picture.
Trinity's experiences with boys, including her first kiss, are vividly portrayed. The summer before high school marks a turning point in Danica's life, as her family withdraws, leaving Trinity feeling isolated. This isolation sets the stage for more significant turmoil to come.
Sasha, another character, struggles with personal challenges, including issues related to consumption and the end of a relationship. This aspect of the story highlights the inner conflicts faced by young people.
Trinity's plans for prom night do not go as planned. The film emphasizes how quickly things can change and the unexpected consequences that arise. The idea of a romantic evening is juxtaposed with the increasing personal dilemmas of the characters involved.
Trinity and the other characters face peer pressure, societal expectations and family. Behind this pressure lies the idea of making the right decisions and navigating a changing world. Concerns about parental approval and fears about the future are also explored.
The film culminates in a turning point for Trinity. The prom night twist reveals more about her character and her struggle to reconcile her choices with her values. While the outcome is one of personal turmoil and reflection, it demonstrates the idea that growth and learning can come from difficult experiences.