One of the cutest films I've ever seen.

All that summerish heartwarming color combinations...oh my, absolutely loved it ❤ There are not so many movies on anxiety topic so it was nice to finally discover one.

One of the best scenes for me was the one where one of the girls tells Sole that she can't believe Sole has anxiety, as she behaves normal, is going out quiet often and having fun. Soles response is that anxiety does not always mean to crawl up and cry all day long. That's a common misconception, people use to think that the ones with anxiety are always afraid of everything and totally lack communication skills. Fortunately it's just a misconception and this movie pictures it very good.

To be honest, it was only after watching the entire movie that I truly understood the meaning of the film's title, 'Jumping from High Places.' Maybe I'm reading too much into it, but I grasped that, as someone who has gone through adolescence, entered the workforce, and interacted with all sorts of people, the space between the unknown and vulnerability can often be seen as being distant or 'high and mighty' when viewed from an outsider's perspective. That's what 'High Places' means to me. And 'Jumping' represents the director's message, conveyed through Federica Torchetti's various life experiences, that it's all about 'commitment.' Regardless of regrets or missed opportunities, true feelings and personal aspirations can only be realized through full commitment. (Especially with that handsome actor Cristiano in the latter part of the movie.) I would recommend this indie film to every teenager out there.