The Road Within

Vincent is a teenager grappling with the profound sorrow of his mother's death and the challenges posed by Tourette syndrome. He is sensitive, introspective, and ultimately seeks closure through his emotional journey. His character experiences significant growth as he learns to confront his feelings and responsibilities.

Marie is a compassionate recovering anorexia patient who longs to rediscover herself. She forms a deep connection with Vincent, reflecting her struggle for identity and acceptance. Her character navigates the complexities of recovery and relationships, showcasing resilience in the face of adversity.

Alex is a young man dealing with obsessive-compulsive disorder, characterized by his nervous energy and protective instincts. His role in the escape reflects his desire for freedom and friendship. Despite his internal battles, Alex shows remarkable loyalty and bravery throughout their journey.

Dr. Mia Rose plays a crucial role as a supportive figure at the behavioral facility. She is understanding and empathetic, aiming to guide the characters through their emotional challenges. Her presence represents the importance of care and professional support in mental health journeys.

Robert is portrayed as a concerned father trying to navigate the challenges of supporting a son with Tourette syndrome. His character reveals the difficulties of parent-child relationships strained by mental health issues. Ultimately, he seeks reconciliation and understanding with Vincent.