Saving Zoë

One year after Zoë’s death, Echo is set on uncovering the truth behind what happened. With Zoë’s diary as her guide she follows a winding trail of clues that fuses memory with lies. Echo uncovers a hidden facet of her sister’s life and learns that a single choice can spark a chain reaction with devastating consequences. As she digs deeper, she faces danger, conflicting loyalties, and the hard reality that protecting others might come at a heavy personal cost. The story stays tonal and character driven, prioritizing atmosphere and puzzle over action while keeping the suspense tight as new revelations reshape Echo’s understanding of Zoë and their family.

Directed by Jeffrey G Hunt, the film is based on the young adult novel Saving Zoë by Alyson Noël. It arrived in 2019 and stars Laura and Vanessa Marano in a moody thriller about family secrets and the costs of hidden lives.

Box office data for Saving Zoë is not widely reported, suggesting a limited or streaming focused release. Because of that there are no widely cited box office figures, and the film is best known to viewers through digital platforms.

There are no major award nominations listed for Saving Zoë, which is common for smaller genre titles. The absence of awards does not necessarily reflect on its craft or performances, but rather its modest release profile and niche appeal.

Reception has been mixed, with audiences noting the diary driven premise and the sisters performances as the film’s strength. The movie touches on memory secrecy and the ripple effects of one choice. An audience score of 6.17 out of 10 from about 182 votes suggests a modest reception rather than broad acclaim.