Issue

Issues
At Riverside High, the library just across the school courtyard isn't just a place for books. It's where six teenagers-each carrying a different struggle-find a place to belong.
Lee moved from South Korea hoping for a fresh start, but LANGUAGE barriers leave him misunderstood.
Lia has spent years enduring whispers and jokes about her BODY.
Sabrina, the middle child in a busy family, often feels INVISBLE, finding comfort in capturing quiet moments through her camera.
Nicolas hides his sadness in poetry after his parents' DIVORCE, unsure if love is real anymore.
Felix lives with constant exhaustion, balancing school, work, and MONEY, escaping only when he's on the ice rink.
Alya carries responsibility far beyond her age, helping raise her little brother after losing her mother, while standing strong in her religion despite JUDGMENT.
A single table in the library becomes their safe space-a place without pressure, where their issues don't define them, but connect them.
They aren't perfect.
They aren't healed.
They're real.
And sometimes, real is enough.