Georgia Rule

Rachel, a rebellious teenager with a penchant for trouble, finds her summer plans turned upside down when her troubled mother insists she spend the season with her estranged grandmother, Georgia. Reluctant and resentful, Rachel arrives at her grandmother’s home, where tension and awkwardness fill the air. As the three women navigate their complex relationships, they begin to uncover long-buried family secrets that challenge their perceptions of each other and themselves.

Throughout the summer, Rachel grapples with her feelings of anger and abandonment while Georgia, with her own unresolved issues, strives to connect with the granddaughter she barely knows. As they share stories and confront their pasts, unexpected bonds begin to form. The time spent together forces each woman to confront her own demons, leading to moments of vulnerability and strength.

In this emotional journey, Rachel learns that understanding and forgiveness can pave the way for healing. The summer becomes a transformative experience for all three women, revealing that no matter their differences, the ties of family are resilient and unbreakable.