Anna, a 38-year-old Korean woman with a cognitive disability, cares for her ageing adoptive parents in a fragile balance of meeting one another's needs. When a Florida heatwave shatters both the family's and Anna's routines, her future looks uncertain – until she succeeds in creating a world in which she can thrive.
“Expanding the industry’s idea of who gets to lead a film isn’t just a creative choice; it’s a practical, human one. When we build a set and a process around an actor like Anna – when communication, pacing, and expectations shift to meet her where she is – we see that the work becomes richer. If Take Me Home leaves any lasting message, I hope it’s that making space for people who think, speak, and move through the world differently isn’t charity – it’s an artistic advantage. It’s good storytelling. And it’s good business.” (Liz Sargent)