
Just One More
Best from age 14 · 2026
Just One More
Jess, a recovering addict, crosses paths with Charles, a dying man seeking purpose. Together, they confront shame and doubt, finding faith, forgiveness, and hope for a life free from addiction. It explores themes of intergenerational connection and fighting for a future.
What's in it
0 = none · 10 = intenseViolence & peril
Mild2/10
Language
Moderate3/10
Drinking, drugs & smoking
Strong7/10
Romance & sensuality
Mild1/10
Scary moments
Moderate3/10
Heads up
- Discussions of addiction and relapse
- Some mature thematic elements
- Emotional intensity
Models well
- Redemption and forgiveness
- Faith and hope in recovery
- Intergenerational support
- Overcoming shame
Talk about it after
- What does it mean to forgive yourself?
- How can faith help in difficult times?
- The impact of addiction on families
- Finding purpose even in difficult circumstances
Cast & crew
Just One More is an emotional movie tells a story of how Jess struggles with addiction, shame, and the weight of her past which made her journey feel painful. While she still struggles, makes mistakes, she has to confront some difficult parts of herself. I liked how Charles always wanted God to use their relationship just one more time to change her. It reminds how one person can make a difference in another person's life, sometimes without even realizing how much their presence matters. Great movie to watch with family and friends
As humans we tend to make mistakes, but that doesn't mean we can't change our lives. Recovering takes time, and just because you have a setback doesn't really mean you have failed. As human beings, sometimes all we have to do is help one person, and that does make a difference; having people who care about us can give us the strength to keep pushing
Just One More is so beautiful! Seeing this girl struggling with addiction, but then someone shows her the truth, faith, and hope, made me think about how a person can turn their life around. It reminded me that even if someone has come a long way in their struggles, they shouldn't feel like it's over. I really liked the message of faith, helping each other, and giving someone a chance to start over.
This movie is excellent. I loved the message at the end, and I think the reflections it offers really make you think about the impact of bad habits or addictions. Highly recommended!
We are all addicted to something, at some point all we need to do is to find ourselves first which is the beginning of the turning point. And we are not perfect as humans, and our Heavenly Father is always ready to accept us as long as we accept change and try to be better. He is always there for us, no matter what. I enjoyed watching this movie for sure. I love the faith-based theme in the movie.





