ComingSoon is debuting an exclusive The Stress is Killing Me trailer, previewing the upcoming comedy feature about a group of friends meeting for their 20th college reunion.
What happens in The Stress is Killing Me trailer?
The Stress is Killing Me trailer details a group of friends coming together for their 20th reunion from college. Now much older, the group all talks about their past and present and the many heartfelt moments that come with it.
The Stress is Killing Me will be available to rent or own on all North American digital HD internet, cable, and satellite platforms, as well as on DVD, on March 7, 2025, with Freestyle Digital Media announcing they have acquired the North American VOD rights. The film will have its world theatrical premiere on February 28, 2025, at the Landmark Westwood Theatre in Los Angeles, California.
Check out the exclusive The Stress is Killing Me trailer below (watch other trailers and clips):
The Stress is Killing Me is written, directed, and produced by Tom Carroll, and stars Grayson Berry, Carly Christopher, April Hartman, Theron LaFountain, Barry Landers, Lisa Lucas, Matthew Page, and Crystal Thomas.
The movie is “a comedy about eight college friends reuniting for their 20th reunion at the University of New Mexico. Now in their forties, they’ve all achieved professional success but find themselves disenchanted with their current careers,” reads the film’s official synopsis. “During the reunion, they share their dream jobs and decide to spend a week to live them out, leading to a whirlwind of hilarious and heartfelt moments. The Stress Is Killing Me explores mid-life crises, the search for happiness, and the unexpected twists life throws our way. As each friend steps into a wildly different role—like artist, yoga teacher, or sex therapist—they confront the challenges of their aspirations and rediscover the bonds of friendship that have stood the test of time.”
“The Stress is Killing Me is a hilarious and heartfelt look at midlife reinvention, and we can’t wait for audiences to experience the laughter and surprises that come with stepping outside their comfort zones,” said filmmaker Tom Carroll. “At its core, the film is about the bond of lifelong friendships—having this close-knit group of eight college friends navigate life’s twists and turns together is something so many people can relate to, and it makes for a really fun and heartfelt ride.”
