Find Me Falling
2024 film directed by Stelana Kliris
Find Me Falling is a 2024 romantic comedy film written and directed by Stelana Kliris. It stars Harry Connick Jr. and the cast also includes Agni Scott, Ali Fumiko Whitney, and Clarence Smith.
American rock star John Allman, frustrated by an unsuccessful album, takes a break from his career to live in a remote house near a cliff in Cyprus, which he discovers is a suicide hotspot. There, he reconnects with old flame Sia, uncovering a long-guarded secret.
The film was released by Netflix on July 19, 2024. It received mixed reviews.
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After his latest album is poorly received, American rock star John Allman spontaneously moves to Cyprus. Buying a remote house on a cliff, a few days later, he witnesses a man commit suicide jumping off it. Local police captain Manoli explains the cliff is a well-known suicide hotspot, which explains why the house was so inexpensive.
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