One girl’s imagination becomes larger than life in Collider’s exclusive first look at the trailer for Sketch. Helmed and penned by Seth Worley, in wha
One girl’s imagination becomes larger than life in Collider’s exclusive first look at the trailer for Sketch. Helmed and penned by Seth Worley, in what will serve as his feature-length directorial debut, the shadowy yet incredibly colorful comedy features the talents of an all-star cast that includes Tony Hale (Arrested Development), D’Arcy Carden (A League of Their Own), Bia Belle (Lady in the Lake), Kue Lawrence (The Amityville Murders), and Kalon Cox (Preschool in LA). Set for a cinematic release on August 6, the PG-rated production is the perfect summer flick to keep everyone in the family entertained.
Taylor (Hale) is a single dad just trying to do what’s best for his two children, Amber (Belle) and Jack (Lawrence). The sudden passing of his wife has taken a hit on his mental and emotional state. All the while, he’s continued to try and put on a brave face for the sake of his kids. Coping with her grief in the only way she knows how, Amber turns to her sketchbook as a way to escape the all-encompassing darkness around her. Throughout the trailer, we see the youthful girl drawing incredibly imaginative creatures, but things take a turn when they jump off the pages and into reality. Suddenly, the town is overrun by gigantic and horrifying — yet very vibrantly colored — monsters, with Amber and her family doing everything they can to put the unwelcome visitors back in their place.
As can be seen clearly in the trailer, the themes at the heart of Sketch tackle grief, trauma, and the shared human experience of being forced to move on even when you don’t want to. Undercurrents like this one are an incredible way to harness the power of cinema — whether it be through genres like Sketch’s comedy, drama, or even family-friendly horror. The way the movie masterfully tackles these difficult-to-talk-about subjects is probably a good part of the reason that it currently holds a staggering 100% critics’ approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
Who’s Behind ‘Sketch’?
In addition to starring, Hale also serves as a producer alongside Steve Taylor, Kevin Downes, Daryl Lefever, and Katelyn Botsch. The film will be distributed through Angel Studios, who have recently debuted other favorites like the Neal McDonough-starrer The Last Rodeo and The King of Kings.
Check out the exclusive first look at the trailer for Sketch below and see it in cinemas on August 6.
Sketch
Release Date
August 6, 2025
Runtime
92 Minutes
Director
Seth Worley
Writers
Seth Worley
Source: Rotten Tomatoes
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