Five Feet

Stella Grant is a bright, ambitious teenager living with cystic fibrosis. Her life is confined to a hospital, where she meticulously manages her treatments and keeps a safe distance from others, especially those with the same disease. When she meets Will Newman, a charming and rebellious patient with CF, they form an instant connection. However, their burgeoning romance is threatened by the dangerous reality of their condition, forcing them to confront the difficult choice between life and love.

Five Feet Apart received mixed reviews from critics but was a commercial success, resonating with audiences, particularly teenagers. Reviewers often praised the performances of the lead actors and the emotional impact of the story, though some criticized its predictable narrative and handling of the sensitive subject matter. The film was lauded for raising awareness about cystic fibrosis.

• Praised for its touching performances and emotional resonance.

• Criticized for its predictable romantic drama tropes.

• Appreciated for raising awareness about cystic fibrosis.

Google audience: Audience reviews generally highlight the film's emotional depth and the chemistry between the lead actors. Many viewers found the story moving and relatable, appreciating its message about living life to the fullest despite challenges. Some noted the film's ability to evoke empathy and educate about cystic fibrosis.

Nominated for a People's Choice Award for Favorite Dramatic Movie and a Kids' Choice Award for Favorite Movie. Haley Lu Richardson was nominated for a Teen Choice Award.

The film's title, 'Five Feet Apart,' refers to the recommended distance that people with cystic fibrosis should maintain from each other to prevent cross-infection.