Blindspotting

Collin is a recently released prisoner struggling to navigate life while on probation. He is deeply affected by a traumatic incident he witnesses, leading to psychological distress that haunts him. His journey reflects themes of redemption, friendship, and the quest for justice.

Miles is Collin's childhood friend who is increasingly consumed by his environment and the changes around him. His impulsive behavior and desire for safety lead him to consider dangerous choices, showcasing the struggles of identity amidst a changing community.

Ashley is a concerned mother who fears for her son's safety amid the chaos surrounding Collin and Miles. Her emotional response to the dangers posed by the male characters highlights the stakes of their reckless actions and the impact on family.

Officer Molina is the embodiment of the systemic issues faced by the black community, portrayed through the traumatic incident that drives Collin's character arc. His presence serves as a catalyst for the tensions surrounding police violence.

Val is Collin's ex-girlfriend who provides insight into the complexities of their friendship. She is wary of the canyons separating their lives and expresses concern for Collin's choices and the potential fallout from his friendship with Miles.