The Cassette Diaries

It's August 27. Again. It's summer. Again. It's ending and it's beginning, and it's bright and it's fading, as it will always be. Property of Mary Eve Brennan... enter at your own risk. The Cassette Diaries is written, produced, and scored by Isabella Pantoja. The director is Nickolas Menescal. Jane is Raquel Romero, Ada is Sophie Chmiel, Sarah is Laura Majid and Mary is Jen Skov.

It's 1993 and the girls think whatever Mary's key unlocks must be hidden in the caves, but what could it be? Ada hopes for a letter, but Jane knows just what letters really are: Ghosts. Forever traveling, looking for home. The Cassette Diaries is written, produced, and scored by Isabella Pantoja. The director is Nickolas Menescal. Jane is Raquel Romero, Ada is Sophie Chmiel, Sarah

Jane, Sarah and Ada visit Mary's home, and lucky for them, her bedroom is right as she left it. In the present day, Lydia and Charlie uncover a family secret. The Cassette Diaries is written, produced, and scored by Isabella Pantoja. The director is Nickolas Menescal. Jane is Raquel Romero, Ada is Sophie Chmiel, Sarah is Laura Majid, and Mary is Jen Skov. Lydia is played by Saebrin

Mary is gone, but Jane thinks whoever killed her isn't. Cemeteries are not Sarah sanctioned hangout spots, and Ada... well, she knew something was wrong all summer long. In the present day, Lydia and Charlie find clues within an old yearbook. The Cassette Diaries is written, produced, and scored by Isabella Pantoja. The director is Nickolas Menescal. Jane is Raquel Romero, Ada is S

In 1993 Jane, Ada, and Sarah go on a search and find what they wish they had not. In the present day, Lydia doesn't search for anything at all, and yet still manages to find exactly what was missing. The Cassette Diaries is written, produced, and scored by Isabella Pantoja. The director is Nickolas Menescal. Jane is Raquel Romero, Ada is Sophie Chmiel, Sarah is Laura Majid and Mary

It's 1993 and the end of summer has arrived for Jane and her friends, who decide to record their final night of freedom — before their souls are inevitably crushed bit by bit on Monday by the catholic school system. Lydia, in the present day, has found a shoebox filled with cassette tapes upon exploring the attic of her new house, and is immediately drawn to these girls, forever