Still Hope (2026)

Released: 2026-02-05 Recommended age: 18+ No IMDb rating yet
Still Hope

Movie details

  • Genres: Drama, Thriller
  • Director: Richie Johns
  • Main cast: Luna Rivera, John D. Michaels, Alex Veadov, Michelle Haro, Andrea Mitchell
  • Country / region: United States of America
  • Original language: en
  • Premiere: 2026-02-05

Story overview

Still Hope is a 2026 drama-thriller inspired by true stories, following 16-year-old Hope, who is groomed by a deceptive friend and forced into sex trafficking. The film depicts her years of abuse, eventual escape, and challenging reintegration into her family and community, focusing on trauma, resilience, and healing.

Parent Guide

This film deals with mature and distressing subject matter, including sexual violence and abduction, making it unsuitable for viewers under 18. It portrays the harsh realities of sex trafficking and trauma recovery with emotional intensity.

Content breakdown

Violence & peril
Strong

Includes scenes of abduction, physical restraint, threats, and implied violence. The peril is central to the plot, with Hope facing ongoing danger and coercion.

Scary / disturbing
Strong

Highly disturbing content involving sex trafficking, psychological manipulation, and abuse. Themes of loss of identity and trauma may be deeply unsettling.

Language
Moderate

May include strong language consistent with the tense and dramatic situations, such as threats or emotional outbursts.

Sexual content & nudity
Strong

Contains implied or depicted sexual violence and exploitation related to trafficking. Nudity may be present in contexts of abuse or vulnerability.

Substance use
Mild

Possible incidental depictions of substance use, such as alcohol or drugs, in contexts of coercion or escape, but not a central focus.

Emotional intensity
Strong

High emotional intensity throughout, including fear, despair, trauma, and eventual hope. The film's themes of abuse and recovery are emotionally demanding.

Parent tips

This film contains intense and disturbing themes, including sexual violence, abduction, and psychological trauma. It is not suitable for children or young teens. For mature viewers, it may serve as a conversation starter about human trafficking, grooming, and recovery. Viewer discretion is strongly advised.

Parent chat guide

If discussing this film with older teens or adults, focus on the realities of human trafficking, recognizing grooming tactics, and the importance of support systems for survivors. Emphasize Hope's resilience and the film's message of healing, while acknowledging the graphic and emotional nature of the content.

Parent follow-up questions

  • What grooming behaviors did Hope's friend exhibit that could be warning signs?
  • How did Hope's family support her during and after her ordeal?
  • What does the film suggest about the process of healing from trauma?
  • Why is it important to talk about difficult topics like human trafficking?
  • What resources or support systems exist for survivors in real life?

Where to watch

Streaming availability has not been announced yet.

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