Disfluency Trailer Previews Coming-of-Age Movie Starring Sneaky Pete’s Libe Barer

The official Disfluency trailer for the newest coming-of-age drama has been released, starring Sneaky Pete’s Libe Barer and Marvel’s Runaways vet Ariela Barer. The movie is currently scheduled to arrive in theaters on January 10, 2025, followed by its VOD release on January 24.

Check out the Disfluency trailer below (watch more trailers):

What happens in the Disfluency trailer?

The video introduces Lilia Barer’s Jen as she goes back to her hometown after failing her final college class. There, she gets to reconnect with family and some old friends while dealing with a personal problem. The film also stars Chelsea Alden, Dylan Arnold, Travis Tope, Kimiko Singer, Molly Hagan, Ricky Wayne, Diana DeLaCruz, and Wayne David Parker.

Disfluency is written and directed by Anna Baumgarten. It is executive produced by Libe Barer, Benjamin Wiessner, Jim Cummings, Alex Rudolph, Ted Reilly, Kelly Waller, and Mark Glassgow, with Matthew Helderman, Luke Taylor, and Nikki Stier Justice, with Danny Mooney, Anna Baumgarten, and Elaine Hastings Edell serving as producers.

“To everyone’s surprise, ‘Jane the Brain,’ flunks her final college class and retreats to her Michigan hometown by the lake. Her parents, sassy older sister, townie friends, and an old high school crush soften the burden of failure as she tries to sort out what to do next,” reads the official synopsis. “It’s not long before this misstep feels more like an opportunity at one last care-free summer vacation.

She rekindles an old friendship with her neighbor Amber, a single mother with a difficult toddler, and utilizes her skills as a linguistics student–including teaching her American Sign Language–to help Amber connect with her son. Despite her best efforts, however, Jane can’t keep the real reason that caused her academic disruption bottled up. She struggles with imposter syndrome, and her PTSD boils over. With the support of those around her, Jane unravels herself and starts the never-ending healing process of life after sexual assault.”

Source: Comingsoon.net