Emily Kontu

Casey wants to tell Mia she loves her, but it might not be the right time. A personal and intimate exploration of love, vulnerability, and the complexities of communication within a relationship. The film centers on Casey and Mia, two women in a loving queer relationship, as they navigate a pivotal moment in their journey together.

When a compassionate helpline counsellor begins to grow concerned for the safety of one of her clients, she's forced to decide whether to trust her instincts or follow protocol. Safe is a tense, quietly powerful drama about the weight of responsibility and the courage it takes to listen.

The film handles the ripples of suicide with immense sensitivity, proving that the tragedy never hurts just one person; it devastatingly impacts an entire community. Ultimately, I'm Fine is a deeply insightful, well-written piece of cinema that underscores the critical importance of peaking up and reaching out before it is too late.