Miss Stevens

In 2016, Julia Hart made her directorial debut with a film about Rachel Stevens, a 29-year-old English teacher. The story follows Rachel as she takes three students, Margot, Sam, and Billy, to a weekend drama competition.

Billy, one of Rachel's students, struggles with a behavioral disorder and relies on medication for his well-being.

The plot takes a turn when Rachel faces a flat tire issue with her car. Billy steps in to help, and they both go to a repair shop, leaving the other students to rehearse for the competition.

This incident brings Billy and Rachel closer together. Eventually, Billy reveals his deep feelings for Rachel. The film then delves into the complexities of this teacher-student relationship.