All We Had

Rita is a determined single mother striving to provide a better life for her daughter amidst financial turmoil. She face personal challenges, including addiction and health issues, yet her resilience shines through as she fights for stability and support for her family. Her journey reflects the complexities of motherhood and the sacrifices made for love.

Ruthie is a teenage girl navigating the challenges of adolescence while dealing with the instability of her family situation. Her character evolves significantly throughout the film as she copes with peer pressure and seeks her identity. The bond with her mother deepens, showcasing her growth from a sense of dependence to reclaiming her strength.

Marty is the generous owner of Tiny's Diner, representing a beacon of hope for Rita and Ruthie during their struggles. His kindness and willingness to help showcase the compassion that can exist within communities. Marty’s character serves as a reminder of the vital support systems people can find in tough times.

Pam is a waitress at Tiny's Diner, facing her own personal battles and forming a significant friendship with Ruthie. She symbolizes the shared struggles that connect individuals, offering emotional support and understanding. Pam's character highlights the theme of resilience in the face of adversity.

Vic is a local real estate agent who becomes an ally for Rita and helps her regain stability by facilitating their home acquisition. His character represents the possibility of new beginnings and support systems that can emerge in crisis situations. His interest in Rita adds a layer of complexity to her journey.

Lee is a diner patron and a former husband grappling with loss who develops a bond with Rita. Their relationship evolves, reflecting shared struggles and emotional healing. Lee's character adds depth to the story as he represents the potential for new relationships amidst life's challenges.