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Home » Drama » The Places We Won’t Walk (2022): A Heartfelt Short Film by Adam Tyree

"The Places We Won't Walk" is a 12-minute short film that beautifully depicts the journey of Trevor, a young man who relies on a wheelchair for mobility, and his partner James. When a destination wedding invitation comes their way, Trevor must confront his deepest insecurities about being a burden to his loved ones. As the couple navigates the challenges of daily life, Trevor grapples with the fear of missing out on certain experiences and the impact it may have on their relationship.

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The Places We Won't Walk (2022)
12 min | Drama, Short film | 2022
When Trevor and his partner James are presented with a great opportunity, Trevor must decide whether to damage their relationship, or open up to someone in a way he's never been able to.

 

 

The film delves into the personal struggles of Trevor, a wheelchair user who cherishes his independence but often feels vulnerable when seeking help for simple tasks and activities. When an exciting wedding invitation arrives, Trevor must confront his anxieties about attending the event due to the physical challenges he faces. Through heartfelt conversations and deep introspection, Trevor and James explore the essence of their love and understanding as they prepare to embark on an unforgettable journey together.

The Places We Won’t Walk – Embracing Love Amidst Physical Challenges”

Review:

Adam Tyree’s “The Places We Won’t Walk” is a touching portrayal of the struggles faced by individuals with physical disabilities and their loved ones. The film’s subtle yet profound narrative delves into the fears and insecurities of Trevor, masterfully portrayed by Eric Graise, as he grapples with the implications of attending a destination wedding. Tyree’s direction brings authenticity and vulnerability to the characters, allowing viewers to empathize deeply with their experiences.

The chemistry between Eric Graise as Trevor and his on-screen partner, James, played by Se Oh, is palpable, delivering a heartwarming and authentic portrayal of a loving relationship. The film beautifully balances emotional depth with moments of lightheartedness, capturing the essence of the couple’s bond.

“The Places We Won’t Walk” presents a refreshing perspective on disability, emphasizing the importance of open communication and support in overcoming challenges. The cinematography, accompanied by a touching soundtrack, complements the emotional journey, immersing the audience in the couple’s world.

Keywords: Short film, Disability, Wheelchair user, Love, Relationship, Insecurities, Compassion, Vulnerability, Acceptance, Emotions, Empathy, Destination wedding, Independence, Communication, Support, Human experience, Adam Tyree, Eric Graise, Se Oh.

The Places We Won’t Walk (2022) – Gay short film, Drama, 12 min, USA, directed by Adam Tyree, with Eric Graise, Se Oh, Skyler Seymour, Skarlett Redd, Hina Sabatine, Diana Allaway