Cho and Isaac portray a family that doesn't succumb to desperation despite life's events and embarks on an existential road trip in Don't Make Me Go.
, ComingSoon spoke with leading actors John Cho and Mia Isaac about their latest work. Cho and Isaac portray a family that doesn’t succumb to desperation despite life’s events and embarks on an existential road trip. Written by Vera Herbert and directed by Hannah Marks,also stars Mitchell Hope, Jemaine Clement, Stefania LaVie Owen, and Kaya Scodelario.
“When single father Max discovers he has a terminal disease, he decides to try and cram all the years of love and support he will miss with his teenage daughter Wally into the time he has left with her,” reads the synopsis. “With the promise of long-awaited driving lessons, he convinces Wally to accompany him on a road trip from California to New Orleans for his 20th college reunion, where he secretly hopes to reunite her with her mother who left them long ago.
: Yeah! [Laughs]. I mean, I don’t think we had a choice unless you’re gonna hop out of a moving car. If you disliked me that much! We were in the car together for a very long time, played a lot of road trip games, and sang a lot of songs. I think over time, we just didn’t get sick of each other.: It was really a natural fit. I gotta say, this didn’t require a lot of prep on our part.
Mia, how do you not succumb to desperation as a daughter who has been abandoned by her mother and guesses that something is off with her father?: Wally has been through a lot, and that’s not something that’s really shown very much in the movie. I think that’s because she’s okay and a lot of that is because Max was always there for her and showed her all the love that she needed. The movie is about a single father and his daughter.
John, you portray a single father dealing with a brain tumor. How did you balance the desperation between being forced to live in a fatal condition and the need to leave a message of hope for your daughter?: It’s sort of built into the story cleverly, which is that he’s not telling her initially, so he has to pretend, and he has to keep alive, and there’s nobody that makes you forget your blues also like your children. It was easy to just kind of sink into the pretending and to put that away.
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