Hazel Says No

When a creative family with two children moves from bustling Brooklyn to quiet Maine, their lives are turned upside down. Their daughter, senior student Hazel, says a clear "no" to the inappropriate advance of the school principal, finding herself alone with him in his office. This becomes public knowledge, and Hazel's family does not hesitate to stand by her side. This cannot be said about the neighbors, who are more likely to believe the charming principal, a faithful husband and caring father, rather than the pretentious New Yorkers who caused a scandal in their town. The whisper of discontent turns into outright bullying, which jeopardizes not only the family's reputation and safety but also Hazel's future.
The story, told from the voices of all family members, turns into a true drama that encompasses anxiety and concern, creativity and pain, willpower and support.