Portrait of a Young Man
The Delicate Resilience of Life
PG-13 2026 · 89 min · ★ 10.0 · Drama
Gray, an obsessive angsty teenager, must make peace with his struggling family in order to overcome emotional bonds and personal afflictions.
Directed by Brandon Shenk · Written by Brandon Shenk
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Jackson Kelly Grayson Johnson -
Richard Gunn James Johnson -
Tricia Paoluccio Trisha Johnson -
John Paul Kakos Luke Johnson -
Peggy Sheffield Nancy - B Beth Marshall Cherise
- A Angelina Lewis Amber
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