"I woke up in 2022 and said to myself, ‘I’m going to make it this year and nothing is going to stop me.’"
Growing up in Tampa, Ali Scher wanted to be one of the popular kids. She was not.
“I was a little bit different and weird,” said Scher, a 2003 graduate of Plant High School. “I was made fun of.”
As an adult, Scher realized she didn’t need to be popular.
“You don’t need a ton of friends,” she said. “You just need somebody. That’s one of those lessons that’s really hard to understand as a kid but as you get older it sinks in.”
Now a writer and director living in Los Angeles, Scher hopes her new movie helps get that message to children.
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