A new feature film, “If I Go Will They Miss Me,” centers on a family seeking healing while living under the LAX flight path. Across reporting, the story is described as focusing on connection, recovery, and the emotional realities of sharing space with continual aircraft noise.
The Winnipeg Free Press and The Independent both frame the film as an exploration of how relationships and support systems shape the healing process. Writer-director Walter Thompson-Hernández is highlighted as the creative force behind the project, with coverage emphasizing the film’s focus on lived experience rather than an external plot premise. Both outlets describe the work in terms of its themes—connection and healing—linked to the setting of LAX and the daily disruptions it brings.
While the available excerpts do not detail specific plot events or reception, the two sources align on the core concept and authorship: a film by Thompson-Hernández using the LAX flight path as a central backdrop for a family’s journey toward healing and reconnection.
