Synopsis

Fractured is a raw, emotionally charged drama that explores the fragile bonds between trauma, love, and self-destruction. Set in the intimate confines of a dimly lit diner, this story follows Raye and Lena-two young women whose shared pain has drawn them together but may ultimately tear them apart. Raye, hardened by years of self-destruction, believes pushing people away is the only way to survive. Lena, open-hearted and searching, refuses to accept that love is futile. In a single night, over coffee and cold fries, they lay bare the painful truths neither is ready to face. With sharp, poignant dialogue and aching silences, Fractured captures the unspoken weight of trauma and the desperate, beautiful fight to reach someone before they disappear completely. This is a film for audiences who were captivated by the quiet intensity of The Perks of Being a Wallflower, Euphoria, and Short Term 12. For investors and production partners, Fractured offers an intimate, character-driven story that requires minimal locations but delivers maximum emotional impact. It's the kind of film that lingers-one that sparks conversations long after the credits roll. A love story, a tragedy, and a reckoning-Fractured is about the ones we try to save and the ones who won't let us.