Red All Over

A teenager, Red, struggles with his difficult home life, feeling controlled by his father's alcoholism and mother's addiction. He's also bullied by a popular jock at school. To cope, Red finds solace in his journal, where he writes haiku and draws. The film explores the easy access to guns in the inner city and Red's emotional journey before and after a tragic shooting. It delves into the impact of bullying on his life and invites the audience to consider both perspectives on gun violence.