Miramax to Adapt Sloan Harlow's 'Everything We Never Said' for the Big Screen
Miramax is developing a feature film based on Sloan Harlow's young adult romantic thriller, with Amy Andelson and Emily Meyer writing the screenplay. The story follows Ella Graham, who becomes involved with her late best friend's boyfriend and discovers unsettling secrets. The novel was published in 2024.
The project originates from Alloy Entertainment and was released through G.P. Putnam’s Sons. The plot centers on Ella discovering a diary that exposes hidden truths about her friend, leading her into a potentially perilous situation with Sawyer.
Miramax is also actively producing other genre titles, having recently started filming the action thriller 'Supermax' with Amazon MGM, which includes Nicholas Alexander Chavez in its cast. This suggests a broader slate of suspense-driven adaptations.
This adaptation could appeal to young adult readers who enjoy emotionally charged mysteries. It may spark discussions about navigating grief and the ethics of reading a deceased friend's private thoughts. The film's reception could influence studios to greenlight more YA psychological thrillers, potentially expanding the market for character-driven suspense. It may also boost the novel's visibility and elevate the screenwriters' standing in the genre.