Road Trip

Josh is a well-meaning and devoted boyfriend, who is deeply affected by his long-distance relationship with Tiffany. His journey reflects the struggles and insecurities that come with young love, from academic pressures to issues of trust. He ultimately learns to embrace new beginnings and the importance of friendship.

E.L. is a fun-loving and supportive friend, always looking to lighten the mood. He plays a vital role in encouraging Josh to move on and explore new relationships. His antics provide comic relief amidst the more serious themes of love and heartbreak.

Tiffany is portrayed as a caring person caught in a tough situation due to personal loss. Her communication struggles with Josh underscore the challenges of maintaining a long-distance relationship, adding emotional depth to her character. Ultimately, she seeks to prioritize healing over romance.

Beth is a playful and charismatic character who becomes a love interest for Josh during his journey. She represents the possibility of new beginnings and connections, providing support and encouragement for Josh as he navigates the complexities of relationships. Her character adds a layer of romance to the storyline.

Barry is a quirky and eccentric character, known for his obsession with his pet snake, Mitch. His comedic personality serves as a source of humor throughout the film, making him a memorable part of the group dynamic. Barry highlights the lighter side of friendship amidst the chaos.

Rubin is one of Josh's loyal friends, often caught up in the humor and mishaps of their adventures. His character adds another dimension to the group’s dynamic, showcasing the bonds of friendship through shared experiences. He also finds himself in humorous predicaments that drive the comedy.

Kyle is the anxious friend who struggles under the weight of familial expectations. His character brings depth to the group, as they all support each other through personal challenges. His growth throughout the road trip highlights the importance of friendship and acceptance.