Maya (Taylor Russell) is a brilliant student but has side hustles to make money. Sister Catherine is willing to give Adam a chance, but she is firm about his grades, staying on his medications and being informed on the progress of his illness. Plus, he is dealing with the side effects of a new drug that controls the hallucinations but seems to take away his sense of self. Agatha's, Sister Catherine (Beth Grant), he becomes distrustful. When he sees Paul has emailed the principal of St. But when Beth's boyfriend, Paul (Walton Goggins), moves in and they announce Beth is pregnant, Adam becomes unhappy. His single mom, Beth (Molly Parker), is totally supportive and believes that the right medication is right around the corner. His dream is to go to culinary school and become a chef. When his dad left the family a few years before, Adam started to cook. Thor Freudenthal ("Diary of a Wimpy Kid") directs with a light hand that renders hope visible to those diagnosed with schizophrenia or other mental illnesses and to those who love them. " Words on Bathroom Walls," based on the 2012 novel by Julia Walton, with the screenplay written by Nick Nevada, does a realistic job of letting us get inside Adam to see, hear and feel what he does. In addition, there is a dark cloud that appears a harbinger of depression.
They are Rebecca (AnnaSophia Robb) a kindly teen girl that encourages him Joaquin (Devon Bostick), an inappropriate teenager and The Bodyguard (Lobo Sebastian), whose threatening demeanor is meant to scare off those who threaten Adam but scares him, too.
He not only has three voices in his head, but he sees them as well.
At his former school, he wrecked the chemistry lab and injured a boy when he was overcome with auditory and visual hallucinations. Agatha's Catholic High School after he is diagnosed with schizophrenia. Adam (Charlie Plummer) is in his senior year when he transfers to St.
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