Full Out

FULL OUT is based on the true story of high schooler and competitive gymnast Ariana Berlin (Ana Golji of TV's Degrassi), who suffered two broken legs, broken ribs, a broken wrist, and punctured lungs, as well as a collar bone injury, in a major car accident and was told by doctors that gymnastics would probably be off the table for her even after recovery. Grueling rehab, depression, and continuing pain didn't stop her from trying. In the film, her supportive physical therapist Michelle (Asha Bromfield) is a hip-hop dancer in her spare time, and to lift Ariana's spirits and give her a sense of purpose, she invites the gymnast to help her dance group improve their techniques. Strong bonds form. Ariana's best friend, Isla (Sarah Fisher), is accepted onto the famed UCLA women's gymnastics team and also makes the Olympic team, two of Ariana's personal goals, which causes a rift between them. Will Ariana have the strength to keep working hard to reach her goals?