Drama United States of America
Carrie Lowstein and Hannah Rosen, best friends since childhood, are deeply shaken by the suicide of their former Hebrew school classmate, Samantha Goldstein. Determined to find solace and understanding, the two girls attend Samantha's funeral to pay their respects.
Additionally, they decide to take part in a "Teen Talk-back" session, which is designed to help them process their grief through the lens of their faith. However, their journey towards healing takes an unexpected turn during an innocent kissing exercise, as Carrie discovers her unexpected attraction towards another girl at the gathering.
This newfound attraction creates immense internal turmoil for Carrie, whose world is now turned inside out. As she grapples with her burgeoning sexuality, she begins to question her own identity and beliefs, particularly when it comes to her wavering faith. This quandary not only complicates her personal relationship with Hannah but also adds to the already complex teenage struggles of social status and rampant lust.
Amidst the chaos of their changing emotions and desires, Carrie and Hannah find themselves increasingly distracted from their original intention of understanding grief and finding solace in their faith. Their friendship, which once seemed unbreakable, starts to strain under the weight of their individual journeys towards self-discovery.
Tahara delves into the intricacies of teenage life, exploring themes of sexual identity, friendship, and the complexities of faith. As the story unfolds, Carrie and Hannah must confront their own emotions and biases, navigate the challenges of adolescence, and ultimately find a way to support one another in their individual paths towards understanding and acceptance.
Additionally, they decide to take part in a "Teen Talk-back" session, which is designed to help them process their grief through the lens of their faith. However, their journey towards healing takes an unexpected turn during an innocent kissing exercise, as Carrie discovers her unexpected attraction towards another girl at the gathering.
This newfound attraction creates immense internal turmoil for Carrie, whose world is now turned inside out. As she grapples with her burgeoning sexuality, she begins to question her own identity and beliefs, particularly when it comes to her wavering faith. This quandary not only complicates her personal relationship with Hannah but also adds to the already complex teenage struggles of social status and rampant lust.
Amidst the chaos of their changing emotions and desires, Carrie and Hannah find themselves increasingly distracted from their original intention of understanding grief and finding solace in their faith. Their friendship, which once seemed unbreakable, starts to strain under the weight of their individual journeys towards self-discovery.
Tahara delves into the intricacies of teenage life, exploring themes of sexual identity, friendship, and the complexities of faith. As the story unfolds, Carrie and Hannah must confront their own emotions and biases, navigate the challenges of adolescence, and ultimately find a way to support one another in their individual paths towards understanding and acceptance.
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