A Week Away

The film begins with Will, portrayed by Kevin Quinn, being chased by the police after stealing a cop car. This reckless decision puts him in a serious predicament, facing the consequences of his actions.

Will's actions land him in a situation where he is about to be sent to juvenile hall. He grapples with the reality of his choices and what lies ahead for him in the system.

Foster mother Kristin, played by Sherri Shepherd, visits officer Mark, portrayed by Ed Amatrudo, to discuss Will's case. As a result, Will is offered a choice: go to juvenile hall or attend a summer camp.

Will chooses the summer camp, marking the beginning of a transformative journey. Upon arrival, he is introduced to new surroundings and fellow campers, particularly a girl named Avery.

At camp, Will becomes infatuated with Avery, played by Bailee Madison. Their chemistry is palpable, setting the stage for an emotional arc throughout his time at the camp.

Will is paired with George, played by Jahbril Cook, as cabin mates. They form a friendship, and Will learns about George's crush on a girl named Presley, opening up a mutual friendship marked by support and collaboration.

Will brokers a deal with George: he will help George win over Presley if George helps him pursue Avery. This agreement builds a sense of camaraderie and shared goals among the boys.

All campers participate in 'The Tribunal,' a prominent event where they engage in war games. This competitive environment fosters teamwork and rivalry, serving as a pivotal moment for character development.

The truth about Will's past and current situation surfaces among his friends at camp. This revelation creates tension and forces Will to confront his feelings about belonging and acceptance.

Overwhelmed by the discovery and his internal struggles, Will decides to leave the camp abruptly. His departure signifies a deeper conflict within him regarding love, faith, and family.

Avery realizes Will has left and drives after him, attempting to persuade him to return to the camp. Her efforts reflect her growing feelings for him and underscore the bond they've formed.

As Will reflects on his life, he grapples with the notion of a loving God, questioning his belief system in light of the hardships he's faced. This internal battle reveals his vulnerability and depth.

In a moment of clarity, Will decides to head back to the camp. This decision marks a turning point in his journey as he seeks connection, understanding, and a sense of community.

Once back at camp, Will shares a significant moment with Avery, culminating in a kiss. This highlights his personal growth and the emotional bond they've developed throughout their experiences together.

Will realizes that he is surrounded by people who genuinely care for him. This recognition provides him with hope and a newfound sense of belonging that he has long been missing.