Lifeline

Lifeline
/ˈlaɪf.laɪn/
noun

1. A thing on which someone or something depends or which provides a means of escape from a difficult situation.

Sixteen year old Leila Monroe never planned to be anyone's burden. But when life took everything - her mother, her home, her safety - she learned how to survive alone. In the chaos of New York, survival means blending in, staying quiet, and trusting no one.

Until a tip.
Until a movie premiere.
Until her.

Scarlett Johansson is used to bright lights, red carpets, and the constant pull of fame. But when a routine premiere night takes a dark turn, she's faced with something far from scripted. As she steps in to help a young girl in crisis, the boundaries between her public persona and personal life begin to dissolve, leaving behind only raw instinct, compassion, and something she hasn't felt in a long time: purpose.

Two worlds. One city.
And an unexpected connection that just might save them both.