Shangri-La 2024
"Love never gets old."
In *Shangri-La (2024)*, a heartfelt short film directed by Rhys Raiskin, the golden years take on an unexpected twist when Joe crosses paths with his long-lost high school crush inside his nursing home.
Director: Rhys Raiskin
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Shangri-La (2024) about?
*Shangri-La (2024)* follows Joe, who reunites with his high school sweetheart while living in a nursing home. Seeking help to reconnect, he leans on his best friend Alma, unaware she carries a secret affection of her own. The film captures their journey through love, nostalgia, and the unexpected twists of growing older.
Who directed Shangri-La?
Rhys Raiskin directed *Shangri-La (2024)*, bringing a keen eye for character-driven storytelling to this brief but impactful short film.
Who stars in Shangri-La?
*Shangri-La (2024)* stars Max Gail, Susan James Berger, and Jenny O'Hara in its leading roles.
Is Shangri-La (2024) worth watching?
Despite its 13-minute runtime, *Shangri-La (2024)* packs emotional weight and charm, making it a worthwhile watch for fans of character-driven shorts. Its themes of love and friendship resonate without overstaying its welcome, ideal for a quick yet meaningful viewing experience.
How long is Shangri-La?
*Shangri-La (2024)* runs for 13 minutes.
About Shangri-La (2024) — A 13-Minute Love Letter to Second Chances and Shared Memories
In *Shangri-La (2024)*, a heartfelt short film directed by Rhys Raiskin, the golden years take on an unexpected twist when Joe crosses paths with his long-lost high school crush inside his nursing home. Blindsided by nostalgia and the bittersweet ache of memories, he turns to his sharp-witted best friend Alma for help rekindling the flame. But as Joe navigates the delicate dance of love and second chances, Alma harbors her own quiet feelings, setting up a tender collision of past and present that's equal parts poignant and playful.
Exploring themes of love, aging, and the enduring power of connection, *Shangri-La (2024)* delivers an intimate, emotionally rich experience in just 13 minutes. With an atmosphere that blends warmth and whimsy, Raiskin crafts a slice-of-life story that feels both timeless and refreshingly modern. Max Gail, Susan James Berger, and Jenny O'Hara bring depth and authenticity to their roles, grounding the film in relatable humanity.