Just Say Goodbye (2017)
Sarah is counting down to summer break with the excitement of a sword-swinging adventurer — until she uncovers a dark truth: her best friend plans to take his own life while she’s gone. Suddenly, her carefree plans are replaced with a desperate mission to change his mind before time runs out.
“Just Say Goodbye” is a quiet, heartfelt film that tackles the painful subject of teen suicide with sensitivity and honesty. It doesn’t rely on melodrama—instead, it focuses on the raw emotions and quiet moments between two friends on the edge of a life-changing decision. Max and Sarah’s relationship feels real and grounded, and you can feel the weight of every word left unsaid between them. It's a simple film, but that simplicity allows its emotional core to really shine. Not perfect, but deeply human—and sometimes, that’s exactly what matters most.